Ok. So here is what
Those weren’t the typical look of fisheye, and had it been impurities that causes such defect you would expect them to be elsewhere in the panel as well. Since it was just over the areas that had been sprayed with rattle can primer (please correct me if I’m wrong in that assumption) then it is almost certainly a reaction of whatever was sprayed directly over top of said primer and perhaps it’s solvents were too hot for the primer or the primer was still too green for that next coat.
Nope you are correct. Trouble on every spot I touched up with primer. I got a little fish eyeing on a rear fender, but it settled in nicely to where I can simply rough and shoot another layer.
I assume my fix is the following:
1. Aggressively sand affected areas.
2. Skim coat filler to smooth things out.
3. Shoot with high build and block as even as I can with surrounding good areas.
4. Re apply the epoxy paint.
I expected 4 to 6 very light coats so it would not sag. I only did 2, so 3 to 4 over everything should get me there. 4 coats in a day is tough due to the 4 hr flash time.
