They are drained from the paint produced when it is applied on the instrument in a vertical position. And it can occur both in the background phase and in the finishing phase. The reasons why it happens are the following: Solutions to avoid it: Repair:
Frequent problems in the refinishing process: Orange Peel During the repainting process different problems and defects in the paint finish can arise, forcing to repeat the process from scratch, with the consequent loss of time and materials. One of the most common defects in the painting of guitars is the so-called orange peel effect. What
They are scratches or grooves produced in the sanding process that have not been covered or filled by the paint in subsequent layers. The reasons why it happens are the following: Solutions to avoid it: Repair
The so-called boils or bubbles, also called needle points, are small superficial pitting produced by breakage or deformation of the paint surface, generated by the escape of occluded solvent once the outer surface of the paint layer has dried. The reasons why it happens are the following: Solutions to avoid it: Reparation:
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