Enforcer2

No problem, you're welcome. I always have to learn things the hard way...that's why OSO is the best!! Anytime we can help one another out. At least someone will save $$$$$

god luck.

monstaaa

that is unforetunate for you.

i can repeat myself, and say i personally have never had issues like this with awl grip.
pep is the route to all that is evil in the paint world. and when it comes to blending that issue triples in severity. there is a proper way to blend and have perfect results. i have touched up, blended , resprayed, and 2 tone taped this stuff. it is very difficult no doubt. but as with wiring, if you do not know your stuff and are not attentive to detail you will absolutely have issues.
how many people. pro's. do you know whom claim to be riggers??? guess what same result as your local painters.
i am not claiming to be all knowing or gods gift to this industry, but rather giving input in area's of expertise that i have spent many, many hours of study, gaining knowledge and applying it to attain what i feel is an exceptible result.

madbouyz

Appreciate the thought but warrantees don't hold much weight out here where the service provider thinks he knows everything and the product manufacturer considers you an 'international problem' because you're not within the continental US.

Monstaa / Initially the blow ins appeared to be fine . IF you looked carefully in the right light , you could always tell where the applicator fought to bring the two finishes together with compounding etc. The problem always appeared a few months down the road when the resins and waxes weathered out and the big 'ring' shows up and then you end up with premature chalking .