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January 24th 16, 12:42 AM
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Reducing PPG Concept Urethane
I shot my first batch of PPG concept today, and it shot slower (and had more orange peel) than I expected. When I was shooting the primer, I accidentally over reduced it - and discovered that it sprayed much better. Smoother finish and faster spray.
I mixed the PPG per the instructions: 4 paint, 2 reducer, 1 hardener. I'm wondering if "over reducing" will make it spray better. And also what are the risks of using too much reducer. I know it may run, but is there anything other than runs that I should be watching for? Thanks, John 
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