OK, so I've been messing around with my Dynamo CP.
When I got it, it was rusty in some parts and the paint was peeling in others. So I sanded down the rusty parts and parts that would be visible after the CPO, sprayed a rustoleum double thick primer on it and it came out really nice. Nice and smooth, looked good, ready to be spray painted.
Let it sit for a week, took a can of Rustoleum glossy black that I'd used a number of times before and sprayed it over the primer. On the second coat I noticed that the damn can was *spitting* the occasional drop of paint as well as spraying the mist.
Didn't turn out too well -- there were obvious paint drops not only on the CP but on the cardboard I'd put on the garage floor. I'd shaken it for about a minute before I'd sprayed and not had any issues with this can before.
I figure the problem was that paint must have been partially clogging the nozzle? Any thoughts on this?
When I got it, it was rusty in some parts and the paint was peeling in others. So I sanded down the rusty parts and parts that would be visible after the CPO, sprayed a rustoleum double thick primer on it and it came out really nice. Nice and smooth, looked good, ready to be spray painted.
Let it sit for a week, took a can of Rustoleum glossy black that I'd used a number of times before and sprayed it over the primer. On the second coat I noticed that the damn can was *spitting* the occasional drop of paint as well as spraying the mist.
Didn't turn out too well -- there were obvious paint drops not only on the CP but on the cardboard I'd put on the garage floor. I'd shaken it for about a minute before I'd sprayed and not had any issues with this can before.
I figure the problem was that paint must have been partially clogging the nozzle? Any thoughts on this?

