what is orange peel ?

[Benn]

Light pressure normaly means you'll be mopping it again thb.

[fdrightup]

There is always time to laugh...ahhahahahahahaha, so does that mean you take the piss out of a professional painter preper
painted loads of cars, vw camper vans old school ,vw beetle's with body kits, a few guitars fender ones,
one light aircraft, plus other stuff too, then flat and polishing and paint prep at Renault to go



i used to do paint spraying, polishing, filler work, welding, panel work i used to get no problems with light pressure on the mop, when you start using heavy pressure on the mop that's when problems start,
when i use to flat and polish flat shine like looking in a mirror

[Benn]

As did/do i. Allways find/see if you dont put enough pressure on it, it wont buff the paint up enough and you'll be doing it again.

[fdrightup]

thats where i went wrong when i started in 86, to much pressure on mop burnt loads of paint work at first, then realized lighter pressure needed on mop with water then when found this out no more problems

[Benn]

Cool, i'm just going on my findings and teaching/learnings.. to lil pressure and you'd be buffing it again in the morning...
Asways as i said up there have a wet mop head.

QUOTE=fdrightup;3719089]There is always time to laugh...ahhahahahahahaha, so does that mean you take the piss out of a professional painter preper
painted loads of cars, vw camper vans old school ,vw beetle's with body kits, a few guitars fender ones,
one light aircraft, plus other stuff too, then flat and polishing and paint prep at Renault to go
[/quote]

Funk me chill out.

I didnt take the piss.

[Paul]

Originally Posted by Rubix_Cube

No matter how many Smilies you use - Your never going to be funny around here

****ing Retard