some coloring inconsistencies

[Cracker Larry]

Yes, it's very thin paint and takes multiple coats. I've never thinned it more than 10%.

[DB Michel]

I applied the 3 coat and it is already better , I hope a 4 coat will cover everything even .

I have one more question about the thinning part, in the tutorial about "Roll and Tip"
there is written that thinning 35% is "dead on" but there is also an example that says 2 ; 1 ;1 ratio .

So you could thin up to 50% ?

[Aripeka Angler]

I thinned about 20% on the red boat.
It was 100 degrees Fahrenheit in the shop when I painted it.
50% is too much thinner in my opinion.

[tech_support]

a spot with two coats (from the same can) will look different thatn a spot with one coat - it has to do with the film thickness. Bright colors take more film thickness to achieve color uniformity. The red stripe on my runabout took 3 pretty heavy coats, the white on the sides took only two thin coats.

[pee wee]

I have one more question about the thinning part, in the tutorial about "Roll and Tip"
there is written that thinning 35% is "dead on" but there is also an example that says 2 ; 1 ;1 ratio .

So you could thin up to 50% ?

The way I read it 2:1:1 would mean 50% paint, 25% catalyst, and 25% reducer

[tech_support]

50% is too much, there woudl never be a need for that anyway.

The way I read it 2:1:1 would mean 50% paint, 25% catalyst, and 25% reducer

that's right..... you can go as high as that 2 part color, 1 part activator, 1 part reducer

[DB Michel]

Ok , thanks for the help