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Old 04-08-2015, 10:30 PM
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I've been to the Sherwin-Williams factory paint school and several paint clinics. I won't tell anyone how to paint but if you're new to painting do yourself a favor and just use what the paint manufacturer recommends. I can almost guarantee the OP's problem is a result of using a non-compatible reducer in the paint.
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What gsomers said-I know one time I was flinging acrylic enamel and ran out of reducer, and tried a little lacquer thinner-it curdled up in the cup like bad milk.
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Another tip. When you buy paint ask for the PDS (Product Data Sheet) and MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) for each product you are using. The PDS gives you a wealth of information: mix ratios, temperature recommendations, number of coats, tape times, flash times, etc. The MSDS sheet tells you what's in it, how to store it, and other precautionary information.

If they can't provide this then you aren't dealing with people who know what they are selling. BTW-they HAVE to provide you with an MSDS. It's the law.
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Dupont used to have them on line, but quit a few years back.
Problem Op has,
is it was a ebay purchase no name he says IIRR
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