Скачать или смотреть Jet Boat - Sanding Crows feet Cracking and Removing Interior

Cracking crowsfeet in paint is what we are dealing with in this jet boat video series. Crows feet aka cracking, or checking is when a cured paint surface has cracks in it. This can be caused by excessive UV rays, paint coating too thick, not enough hardener or improper mixing materials, or insufficient flash time when applying the material.

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