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  On 6/5/2023 at 3:11 PM, Dave G. said:

It can also be water vapor that pickup oils in the air lines, as already mentioned there is a host of ways to pick up contamination. I've seen many sources in shooting 1/1 for 35 years.

My latest method of clear coat for models is with Createx 4050. It has it's own ways so I'll drop out here ( it's not the product or system of OP). Createx also has 4053 which is more wet look but I thus far like the 4050 because while I can spray it on so it looks like glass it dries more semi gloss, then I can buff it back up to the sheen I want and I know it's already very smooth. I do mostly classic era and antique cars, their finish in 1/1 is generally not like wet look but is high luster. So best of luck to you all in solving this issue.

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Thanks Dave. I do use an Oil-less compressor plus 2 water seperators. 1 at the Compressor and 1 close to the Air Brush.

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