04-27-2014, 11:50 AM
The weather is getting nice and I've started working on some cabinets again. I'm using Deft semi-gloss lacquer in a spray can and am having trouble with the physical texture of the finish. It keeps coming out like "orange peel" with little bumps and dimples. Ambient temperature is 60-70F with low humidity. What causes this? I'm working in the garage with the doors closed so I can spray without wind/bugs/etc. I spay, let it dry for a little bit and then open the doors to let it air out.
If I spray just a light coat, it seems to settle on the surface as "droplets." If I spray a somewhat heavier coat, the texture becomes a bit more pronounced. I've cleaned the nozzle with lacquer thinner and let it dry before working. I'm keeping a distance of 8-10 inches from the surface and moving back and forth as I work.
Any ideas or suggestions?
Thanks,
Eric
If I spray just a light coat, it seems to settle on the surface as "droplets." If I spray a somewhat heavier coat, the texture becomes a bit more pronounced. I've cleaned the nozzle with lacquer thinner and let it dry before working. I'm keeping a distance of 8-10 inches from the surface and moving back and forth as I work.
Any ideas or suggestions?
Thanks,
Eric
