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    Spraying Enduro clear poly

    This is an edit and update to spare people from reading The entire thread. It's filled with valuable insite and worth a read. But for my specific issue, it Turns out my hose connection to my turbine was loose!

    Hey everybody! So, I'm having a whole lot of trouble spraying GF enduro clear poly, and was wondering if some of the experts on here could advise.

    What I have : Fuji mini mite 5 stage with needles 1.0 , 1.3 and 1.8. I'm measuring 24 seconds for the enduro clear poly out of my ford cup that was included with my sprayer (#4)? Which leads me to use the enduro unthinned with a 1.3 needle.

    Project specs. Spraying 8 foot tables. Prep was sanding to 180 grit followed by water carried transtint dye sprayed with my hvlp.

    Secific question is, am I supposed to see a blue haze with this stuff? Or am I spraying it too thick? I have 3 options and none seem quite right

    1) I spray it so that there is no blue haze, it feels like it's going on so light that it's getting gritty? I can see individual droplets and they don't seem to flow out or coalesce. .
    2) I spray with a medium build, my overlapping areas have this blue haze, and inbetween the overlapping runs is clear. This essentially Leaves stripes of blue.
    3) I spray it thick, everything goes blue, but it just takes long to dry and feels wrong. Also, it's lifting water based dyes and ruining The dye job.

    Any help?! Should I switch to the high performance? Or can you teach an amateur hvlp'r?
    Last edited by Andrew Goraj; 05-22-2018 at 6:37 PM. Reason: Directing people to the reason I had a problem.

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