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I had to repaint my 67 stinger a few weeks ago. I used lacquer with a thinner and the final results looked good. However, now when the hood gets hot (from engine heat and/or the sun)I am getting areas of shrinkage or "crinkling". So far I have be able to wet sand the problems away but it is getting very iritating. What causes this and what did I do wrong during the repaint? If I have to redo it I do not want to make the same mistake twice.
The hot thinners in lacquer will penetrate the base causing these type problems. It usually occures when the thinners were of the slow ( hot temp ) variety.
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