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The irregular occurrence of lines or streaks of various lengths and colors in an applied film; usually caused by some form of contamination.
A method of application in which the coating material is broken up into a fine mist that is directed onto the surface to be coated.
A method for protecting localized spots. The only areas primed are those that require additional protection due to rusting or peeling of the former coat.
The volatile part of paint composition that evaporates during drying.
Tough covering that forms on paints if container is not tightly sealed.
A paint system in which the color and gloss properties are both contained in a single topcoat product.
The characteristic of paint or filler to "shrink" with time as a full cure is reached, making surface flaws and sanding scratches reappear. Common with lacquer-based primers or acrylic spot putties.