painted interior please help

[cmerritt84]

walt where are you located?

 

[blackout11]

im in alpharetta ga

 

[Musclemckeester]

k i have like 4 coats of paint and 5 coats of clear im going to sand it then get it painted at a shop is there a stripper or something i can use or just wet sand it till my arms fall off

You probably did the same thing that I did - use too much paint and/or clear. At least that's what the paint guy told me. I had used 3 primer/adhesive promoter, 4 paint, and 4 clear.

 

[blackout11]

lol ok tried everything from oven cleaner to paint remover nothing will eat this clear off whatever ill get prices at shops tomorrow hey cmeriitt84 sent you a pm

 

[bigtigga84]

Well atleast you know its good clear

 

[blackout11]

Well atleast you know its good clear

ya but not good enough to not bubble in the heat lol

 

[bigtigga84]

Yeah, true lol

 

[blackout11]

ok so took it to 4 places today and found a really cool dodge guy that loved my truck (he a charger guy ) hes going to do it for 180 plus hes going to paint the inside of my door handles and the piece around my gauges to ill post pics up next week when its done

 

[blackout11]

oh the reason it bubbled lol i did not use adheasive promoter but then again the post i followed the step by step never said anythng bout using that oh well live and learn

 

[0212353]

I don't use ap on my paint. for some reason when I did it, it was blotchy. I never used it again. the primer I use(d) has enough bite.

 

[Musclemckeester]

I used adhesive promoter but didn't use a separate primer (said it was adhesion promoter and clear primer). Then I painted and cleared. I guess blotchy would be a good way to describe how mine came out. I don't know what the painter did to fix it, but whatever he did it came out like it should have the first time.