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BLEEDING
(Discoloration)
A Red or Yellow discoloration in the topcoat color.
CAUSE
- Solvent in the new topcoat dissolves soluble dyes or pigments in the original finish,
allowing them to seep into and discolor the new topcoat.
REPAIR
- Allow color to cure, isolate with two component undercoat(s) and refinish.
- Or, remove original paint film and refinish.
PREVENTION
- Isolate suspected bleeding finish by applying a two component surfacer and/or sealer.
Allow to cure following product recommendations, then apply desired topcoat.
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