: Suggestion: Play with coat thickness before hand. You may be able
: to obtain a better, more even finish with a slightly heavier
: coat, rather than building up very thin coats. The issue is that
: with the MF, it needs a certain flow to pass through the
: sprayer. Also, if you try to do to many thin coats, the MF
: doesn't have a direction to "lay". If you've ever seen
: a metallic finish on a car where one panel just didn't match the
: rest, even though the color was correct, it's because the panel
: wasn't sprayed in the same direction... With MF you usually
: always want to spray the same direction, not back and forth and
: across.

: You can get an even coat going a little thicker, it just takes a
: little practice. The important factors are keeping the gun
: moving at the same speed, the same distance from the surface,
: with the same flow rate, and not overlapping the strokes to
: much.

: Take a sample piece of ply, primer it well, and use it as a test
: piece. Use different colors to see how even the coats are going
: on, etc.

: And have fun - starting out it can be a little frustrating, but
: practice until you are comfortable, and the results can be
: spectacular!

: StepehnHJ

Really. You don't want to learn how to spray where it matters :)

Bill H.