Ricky Spanish
"The Hi-Line Bandit"
sorry for the slow reply... here's the products.
I have seen the updated spec sheets and assumed that it was an additive and not a replacement for the 4030 inter coat.
learn something new everyday
Problems with seeding in the Candy 2.0
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sorry for the slow reply... here's the products.
I have seen the updated spec sheets and assumed that it was an additive and not a replacement for the 4030 inter coat.
learn something new everyday
Ricky Spanish
"The Hi-Line Bandit"
Here's the products that used. I have seen the updated spec sheets from the manufacturer about a week or so ago, and thought the new stuff was just an additive and not a replacement for the 4030... learn something new everyday
Ricky Spanish
"The Hi-Line Bandit"
ahaha posted it twice my bad.. i thought it didnt take
Maple Art
Mac-Valve Maestro!
Hi Ricky Thanks I will get on this in the morning (Tuesday) and see what I can find out for you in-regards to this happening, thinking I will probably just send you a new bottle of black -- The "product" didn't change just the label and "name" I suspect that this was done because of the discovery of what happens when using "multiple" layers of the 4030.
Basstrack238
Mac-Valve Maestro!
I noticed the 4020 reducer works much better with the 4030 clear.
Ricky Spanish
"The Hi-Line Bandit"
So a little update with the seeding issue I was having with the black candy and the reason it was happening. Before I made the post I had contacted Createx tech support. I had asked for any helpful suggestions on why this might be happening and how to avoid it. They replied a short time later.
First they had suggested that the best way to mix the candy is to mix it before hand in a separate jar before putting the mix into the airbrush ( The same method that I had used and had been recommended by @Maple Art ... Which is good advice ).
Then they had informed me that 2 batches of candy black had issues with the ph. This in turn was causing the seeding. You called it @Squishy." A bad batch".They did not specify if this has happened to any other colours other then the black. But if the seeding you are experiencing has a consistency that resembles black pond slime. I would suggest giving Createx Tech support a call or an email and let them know your situation.
Createx has since replaced my black candy, which I'm happy with and has been performing well. As well as hooking me up with a couple of other little goodies. One of which is the 4040 Non Reactive Barrier. At first glance it appears to closely resemble the 0200 Wicked Trans. base, but doesn't need to be reduced. So far the 4040 works good, but I won't know until I clear coat the work. Thanks again to all the replies to the thread. Hopefully we won't experience any more problems with the Candy20 because I enjoy using it and still plan to use it in the future. Honestly, I can't wait and do reality flames with them.
Take care
First they had suggested that the best way to mix the candy is to mix it before hand in a separate jar before putting the mix into the airbrush ( The same method that I had used and had been recommended by @Maple Art ... Which is good advice
). Then they had informed me that 2 batches of candy black had issues with the ph. This in turn was causing the seeding. You called it @Squishy." A bad batch".They did not specify if this has happened to any other colours other then the black. But if the seeding you are experiencing has a consistency that resembles black pond slime. I would suggest giving Createx Tech support a call or an email and let them know your situation.
Createx has since replaced my black candy, which I'm happy with and has been performing well. As well as hooking me up with a couple of other little goodies. One of which is the 4040 Non Reactive Barrier. At first glance it appears to closely resemble the 0200 Wicked Trans. base, but doesn't need to be reduced. So far the 4040 works good, but I won't know until I clear coat the work. Thanks again to all the replies to the thread. Hopefully we won't experience any more problems with the Candy20 because I enjoy using it and still plan to use it in the future. Honestly, I can't wait and do reality flames with them.
Take care
Squishy
Queen Clown Slayer
@Ricky Spanish is the 4040 for stopping bleed through??? Please let us know how the clearing goes
Ricky Spanish
"The Hi-Line Bandit"
Yes@Ricky Spanish is the 4040 for stopping bleed through??? Please let us know how the clearing goes
The 4040 Non Reactive Barrier is used for the issues with the candy bleeding ( this is probably why they have rebranded the 4030 from an inter coat (black label) to a clear additive (green label) .Seeing as an inter coat should not reactivate after curing. The physical characteristics of the 4040 resemble the 0200 Wicked Trans. Base, except that the 4040 does not need to be reduced ( I have ran it through my BCS with no issues) and also warns "not to be reduced" on the label. It appears to be thinner in appearance and is a milky white, but dries clear. I'll post a pic of the 4040 when I get a chance . Funny... I was just getting use to 0200 trans. base for a non reactive barrier for protecting pearl paints and candies... And still might use it as such. Not sure yet... I like to stick with what I know, but I like to try new things as well.
Basstrack238
Mac-Valve Maestro!
Yeah, I wonder too. I just used up some createx gloss clear. NOT a bad clear at all sprayed strait out the bottle. I wonder if it would bleed through that...
Ricky Spanish
"The Hi-Line Bandit"
Basstrack238
Mac-Valve Maestro!
NICe! That's a sweet gift from createx.
Ricky Spanish
"The Hi-Line Bandit"
Yeah bud... I felt like the kid on the block with the new toy .
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Maple Art
Mac-Valve Maestro!
Yeah bud... I felt like the kid on the block with the new toy
It is a new product for our arsenal of paints! It was on "limited release" (They are still "tweaking it" ) it will be available @ Maple in 2017
Ricky Spanish
"The Hi-Line Bandit"
Nice... I like the variety... I'll be looking forward to using it more in 2017... I have been using it on my current project and I'm happy with the results. It only takes 2 wet coats to stop the bleeding on small areas. I just haven't sprayed any yet with my HVLP 1.4mm, but I'm expecting good results.
Squishy
Queen Clown Slayer
@Ricky Spanish Thanks for the pic Sorry for the delayed response, been away a couple of weeks.
Sorry for the delayed response, been away a couple of weeks.Peeling Chrome
Double Actioner
Any idea on how it differs from the 4004 which they list as a non reactive barrier ?
Thanks for the update on that product,
Alan
