Bkyd Basher
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Hey guys, i got some FASMASK liquid mask to try out on my next paint job. I was reading some laquer paints over fastmask may fog the area u want to keep clear. Anyone experianced this b4 while useing Pactra paints?
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Apply it thick otherwise its a pain to peel off after painting. I used it a few times kinda a pita to use...
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Thanks for the advice, but does anyone know about the fogging issue?
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Never had that happen but then again I've nto painted a lot of bodies at this point yet either.
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I havent painted a ton but i would say a fair share. Everything I have painted has been with the Pactra waterbase stuff. I havent had any fogging issues with those paints. Apply it thin and several light coats than back it with a white for light or bright colors and black for your dark colors. I've used the fasmask several times and if applied properly it is very easy to use. I apply 4-5 thinner coats in a crossover pattern and allow each layer to dry for at least 8-12 hrs. It takes a bit of time to apply and cure but most quality paintjobs arent done in 1 night but over several of them