Brushing on Tamiya clear coat

[MilitaryModeler1991]

We need to find out what the issue is .
This shouldn't be happening but it is .

we are talking about this stuff , right ? :

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Yes this is the stuff I used and took all layers of paint right off and the primer right down to the original model plastic

 

[urumomo]

It was fully mixed ?
Stirred well so it was uniform ?

I have no idea how this is happening . It sounds like you're doing everything correctly .
The only thing I'm left with is the clear is not mixed well and you're brushing on mostly the alcohol / water vehicle for the resin ----------- but , judging by what you have said so far , I'm doubting that you didn't ensure the clear was completely homogenized .
... the color coat too .

 

[BlackSheepTwoOneFour]

Are you sure you're not using the Tamiya lacquer thinner?
If not, I have no idea why it's doing that. I'm at a loss.

 

[MilitaryModeler1991]

Are you sure you're not using the Tamiya lacquer thinner?
If not, I have no idea why it's doing that. I'm at a loss.

Yea I stirred it well and everything. Im gonna have to contact tamiya and ask because everyone ive talked to this has never happened before

 

[BlackSheepTwoOneFour]

It's possible you may have gotten a bad bottle of X-22? Perhaps some contamination of some other thinner or water? Those could be probable causes.

 

[MilitaryModeler1991]

It's possible you may have gotten a bad bottle of X-22? Perhaps some contamination of some other thinner or water? Those could be probable causes.

Yea im thinking that is the issue. Im waiting for payday tp pickup a few models to stock up. Another airbrush kit setup and im gonna grab a few cans of the matte gloss

 

[MilitaryModeler1991]

We need to find out what the issue is .
This shouldn't be happening but it is .

we are talking about this stuff , right ? :

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Yes that is what im having issues with