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Humidity was your friend when spraying acrylic enamel....nice flow and the damp conditions kept the dust down. ...on the other hand with lacquer....if it was too humid...we would wait for a drier day. The only way to combat (Blushing...white haze) was to add some retarder thinner to slow the drying down....but that stuff pulled out every scratch . ...no winning...
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Yep, must have been the Lacquer I was thinking of ... humidity made it look milky.
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Has anyone every tried spraying acrylic enamel to look like lacquer? I've never done it but I know some of the corvette guys in the NCRS have had it done. It seems to be a secret with them though but no one seem to be able to say how it's done. I seem to remember one part of the method was to double the amount of reducer to have it thin like lacquer but I have no idea what they were using for spray techniques....
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