I stripped, with 80 grit and zip-strip, a roughly '77 Huffy ten speed from our basement. It got two coats of Rusto "Proffesional" primer and three coats of Rusto Antique Brass (tiny dark gold flakes). I masked the frame off, then sprayed Rusto Gloss Black Enamle. The black wrinkled. I sprayed light coats and waited a few hours between coats, and about two days between colors. The paint should have been dry between each color.
I called up Rustoleum's customer service and was told it was a chemical reaction between the two paints and that I should sand the wrinkles down and spray the black again. I wet sanded with some 320 grit, and sprayed another coat of black. The new coat wrinkled like the last.
I don't like the Rusto black enamal because it dries into a rubber like substance rather than a hard shell, and it wrinkles. I do like the clear enamel, because it makes a shell.
Here's the question, what paint black paint would make a hard shell rather than a rubber coating, and not react with the brass or the clear? And has anybody else had problems like this?
I called up Rustoleum's customer service and was told it was a chemical reaction between the two paints and that I should sand the wrinkles down and spray the black again. I wet sanded with some 320 grit, and sprayed another coat of black. The new coat wrinkled like the last.
I don't like the Rusto black enamal because it dries into a rubber like substance rather than a hard shell, and it wrinkles. I do like the clear enamel, because it makes a shell.
Here's the question, what paint black paint would make a hard shell rather than a rubber coating, and not react with the brass or the clear? And has anybody else had problems like this?
