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I bought a new bumper for the car and it came painted in a gray primer.
I cleaned and overpainted with a transparent primer. Then painted it with a glossy black color I knew was compatible with the transparent primer.
6 cans later it looked very glossy and black initially and I put in a room temperature trailer to harden overnight, as I closed the door of the trailer I saw one edge of the thing looking a bit weird. And this morning I have a matte white/grey looking bumper. I do not understand what the fuck?
Since there was only one pigment involved it must be the factory grey primer fucking this up, but somehow it looked perfectly normal during the hour of painting and also some time afterwards and then only after that did it rise to the surface?
I bought a new bumper for the car and it came painted in a gray primer.
I cleaned and overpainted with a transparent primer. Then painted it with a glossy black color I knew was compatible with the transparent primer.
6 cans later it looked very glossy and black initially and I put in a room temperature trailer to harden overnight, as I closed the door of the trailer I saw one edge of the thing looking a bit weird. And this morning I have a matte white/grey looking bumper. I do not understand what the fuck?
Since there was only one pigment involved it must be the factory grey primer fucking this up, but somehow it looked perfectly normal during the hour of painting and also some time afterwards and then only after that did it rise to the surface?
I bought a new bumper for the car and it came painted in a gray primer.
I cleaned and overpainted with a transparent primer. Then painted it with a glossy black color I knew was compatible with the transparent primer.
6 cans later it looked very glossy and black initially and I put in a room temperature trailer to harden overnight, as I closed the door of the trailer I saw one edge of the thing looking a bit weird. And this morning I have a matte white/grey looking bumper. I do not understand what the fuck?
Since there was only one pigment involved it must be the factory grey primer fucking this up, but somehow it looked perfectly normal during the hour of painting and also some time afterwards and then only after that did it rise to the surface?
How long does the primer need to cure?
Sometimes they need 24 hours to degas before it'll take a colour coat
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HonkHonk is this poster.Registered User, __BANNED USERSregular
I bought a new bumper for the car and it came painted in a gray primer.
I cleaned and overpainted with a transparent primer. Then painted it with a glossy black color I knew was compatible with the transparent primer.
6 cans later it looked very glossy and black initially and I put in a room temperature trailer to harden overnight, as I closed the door of the trailer I saw one edge of the thing looking a bit weird. And this morning I have a matte white/grey looking bumper. I do not understand what the fuck?
Since there was only one pigment involved it must be the factory grey primer fucking this up, but somehow it looked perfectly normal during the hour of painting and also some time afterwards and then only after that did it rise to the surface?
How long does the primer need to cure?
Sometimes they need 24 hours to degas before it'll take a colour coat
It said 2 hours, which we gave it. Maybe should have waited longer due to the weather and temperature..
PSN: Honkalot
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HonkHonk is this poster.Registered User, __BANNED USERSregular
I'm finding some stuff about stuff crystallizing on the surface when it's cold and humid that says to try a heat gun.
Might as well try I guess.
Would have used it more during painting but at one point a pine leaf* went through it and shot on-fire through the acetone-paint aerosol spray cone. Seemed a bit too hazardous at that point to keep heating the stuff.
*Using leaf only because I literally cannot find what it's called in english.
PSN: Honkalot
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I'm finding some stuff about stuff crystallizing on the surface when it's cold and humid that says to try a heat gun.
Might as well try I guess.
Would have used it more during painting but at one point a pine leaf* went through it and shot on-fire through the acetone-paint aerosol spray cone. Seemed a bit too hazardous at that point to keep heating the stuff.
*Using leaf only because I literally cannot find what it's called in english.
First you have to find your keys, then you have to find your wallet, then you have to post on the forums about how hard leaving your apartment is...
And then you talk about finding your keys and talk about finding your wallet and talk about posting on the forums about how hard leaving your apartment is and then talk about talking about finding your keys...
It's technically clientside, but clients are synced with each other. I believe this is also how BF4 weather worked. That video is the result of a beta bug.
Man I really wish we could get rad small teams making 16 bit era games on the consoles. There are enough industry vets still in the biz whom I bet would love to do that, but I bet the numbers just dont work out.
Is it just me or does the second top on the left look like something a costume designer would reject for a science fiction film as being too on the nose?
Camelot is about “an ancient magic” that “reawakens in modern-day Manhattan,” and it centers around a “graffiti artist named Art,” his best friend Lance, and “an idealistic cop” named Gwen who must all work together to “fight back against the evil forces that threaten the city.”
Jesus Christ this sounds piss poor. Who knows, though?
Camelot is about “an ancient magic” that “reawakens in modern-day Manhattan,” and it centers around a “graffiti artist named Art,” his best friend Lance, and “an idealistic cop” named Gwen who must all work together to “fight back against the evil forces that threaten the city.”
Jesus Christ this sounds piss poor. Who knows, though?
Camelot is about “an ancient magic” that “reawakens in modern-day Manhattan,” and it centers around a “graffiti artist named Art,” his best friend Lance, and “an idealistic cop” named Gwen who must all work together to “fight back against the evil forces that threaten the city.”
Jesus Christ this sounds piss poor. Who knows, though?
I'm finding some stuff about stuff crystallizing on the surface when it's cold and humid that says to try a heat gun.
Might as well try I guess.
Would have used it more during painting but at one point a pine leaf* went through it and shot on-fire through the acetone-paint aerosol spray cone. Seemed a bit too hazardous at that point to keep heating the stuff.
*Using leaf only because I literally cannot find what it's called in english.
Camelot is about “an ancient magic” that “reawakens in modern-day Manhattan,” and it centers around a “graffiti artist named Art,” his best friend Lance, and “an idealistic cop” named Gwen who must all work together to “fight back against the evil forces that threaten the city.”
Jesus Christ this sounds piss poor. Who knows, though?
Camelot is about “an ancient magic” that “reawakens in modern-day Manhattan,” and it centers around a “graffiti artist named Art,” his best friend Lance, and “an idealistic cop” named Gwen who must all work together to “fight back against the evil forces that threaten the city.”
Jesus Christ this sounds piss poor. Who knows, though?
Camelot is about “an ancient magic” that “reawakens in modern-day Manhattan,” and it centers around a “graffiti artist named Art,” his best friend Lance, and “an idealistic cop” named Gwen who must all work together to “fight back against the evil forces that threaten the city.”
Jesus Christ this sounds piss poor. Who knows, though?
I think I'll write a book titled "Alien Abduction: A True Story".
The twist? You find out in the final chapter it's really been about a bunch of the protagonist's friends from Mexico kidnapping him and bringing him to Tijuana for his bachelor party. Also, it isn't a true story.
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I cleaned and overpainted with a transparent primer. Then painted it with a glossy black color I knew was compatible with the transparent primer.
6 cans later it looked very glossy and black initially and I put in a room temperature trailer to harden overnight, as I closed the door of the trailer I saw one edge of the thing looking a bit weird. And this morning I have a matte white/grey looking bumper. I do not understand what the fuck?
Since there was only one pigment involved it must be the factory grey primer fucking this up, but somehow it looked perfectly normal during the hour of painting and also some time afterwards and then only after that did it rise to the surface?
Overwatch and competitive mode breaks that send me back into Quick Play hell. Also the realization that Overwatch is not Team Fortress 3.
How long does the primer need to cure?
Sometimes they need 24 hours to degas before it'll take a colour coat
It said 2 hours, which we gave it. Maybe should have waited longer due to the weather and temperature..
Might as well try I guess.
Would have used it more during painting but at one point a pine leaf* went through it and shot on-fire through the acetone-paint aerosol spray cone. Seemed a bit too hazardous at that point to keep heating the stuff.
*Using leaf only because I literally cannot find what it's called in english.
Needles.
First you have to find your keys, then you have to find your wallet, then you have to post on the forums about how hard leaving your apartment is...
And then you talk about finding your keys and talk about finding your wallet and talk about posting on the forums about how hard leaving your apartment is and then talk about talking about finding your keys...
What's so great about the world anyway?
It should come into your apartment.
And what's up with this "putting on pants" crap?
Harry Potter's got it right with their robe malarkey
well sexy females are always trending
and then:
I got a little excited when I saw your ship.
http://gfycat.com/CooperativeWigglyAmericanblackvulture
It's technically clientside, but clients are synced with each other. I believe this is also how BF4 weather worked. That video is the result of a beta bug.
Old PA forum lookalike style for the new forums | My ko-fi donation thing.
Such a rad game.
Man I really wish we could get rad small teams making 16 bit era games on the consoles. There are enough industry vets still in the biz whom I bet would love to do that, but I bet the numbers just dont work out.
My body is seriously breaking down.
Moving is shit.
"Client-side weather" are words that mean absolutely nothing one way or the other.
As mentioned, synchronization bug.
@Jacobkosh
Is it just me or does the second top on the left look like something a costume designer would reject for a science fiction film as being too on the nose?
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Jesus Christ this sounds piss poor. Who knows, though?
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Let me bring you this:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5542294/plotsummary
I've worked damn near a full work week, in three nights
update: I got out of bed. It was awful
Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck.
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pine needle
Woo, normalizing the privatization of public services!
It has a trailer.
Two news headlines combined in my head and I recoiled.
The first one was about USA signing the climate thingie.
The other was about sexual harassment.
Combined thought in my mind: "Sexual harassment goals: 50% of sex offenders should be female by 2020"
Someone get The Onion on the phone!
For me it's gonna be like Oprah, but with bullets.
"You get a bullet, you get a bullet, everybody gets a bullet!"
Via my gun.
The twist? You find out in the final chapter it's really been about a bunch of the protagonist's friends from Mexico kidnapping him and bringing him to Tijuana for his bachelor party. Also, it isn't a true story.