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Ok, I read a thread or two by people who have had similar problems, but nothing seemed to come of it other then, "try using a different brand of primer."
Ever since GW changed their spray cans to the style with the larger, squatter spray nozzle I have been getting very inconsistent results in regards to the white primer only. I shake the primer for a minimum five minutes, but at times it will come on almost chunky, gritty and uneven. I also make practice of clearing out the nozzle by turning the can upside down and spraying till clear.
Is there a deffect in the newer white primers or does it react differently under lower temperature. It is winter now, but it is not like I am priming in freezing temperature. I live in California, the weather is not all that bad out here.
Ever since GW changed their spray cans to the style with the larger, squatter spray nozzle I have been getting very inconsistent results in regards to the white primer only. I shake the primer for a minimum five minutes, but at times it will come on almost chunky, gritty and uneven. I also make practice of clearing out the nozzle by turning the can upside down and spraying till clear.
Is there a deffect in the newer white primers or does it react differently under lower temperature. It is winter now, but it is not like I am priming in freezing temperature. I live in California, the weather is not all that bad out here.