As a painter i know how damn frustrating fish eyes/silicones are. Can ruin an otherwise lovely job, bits of ''shit'' as we call them in the trade can be flatted no problem but fish eyes more than likely can never be fully flatted away safely, a good tip is if you notice a fish eye just blob a bit of clear in there (make sure its degreased out first with a solvent degreaser) wait to dry and flat it down like you would an ugly touch up and there you have it!
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Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2011 3:20 pm
Freshly Juiced
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Nice little tip there mate. Nice one.
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Post subject: Re: Silicone in products... and people that ask about it!
Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 12:53 am
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A great writeup mate - thanks for taking the time Have learnt something today
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can be flatted no problem but fish eyes more than likely can never be fully flatted away safely, a good tip is if you notice a fish eye just blob a bit of clear in there (make sure its degreased out first with a solvent degreaser) wait to dry and flat it down like you would an ugly touch up and there you have it!
