Correcting Second Coat Failure (Sanding & Cleaning)

[Music] So, the first coat is down and before we can do the second coat, we got to do a little bit of prep work. And that means going over the surface with a 600 grit sandpaper to remove any imperfections. Now, after we've done that, we're going to want to clean up that surface using isopropanol alcohol or what's the other compound, Frankie? Do you remember? Nope. That's all I used. Acetone. Was it acetone? I think you could. It could have said. Yeah. Okay. So, the some of the issues that we have here now, you can see it while Frankie's working on it is a little bit of alligatoring where the um compound came down and over the side. It didn't get even coverage. And that's always the vertical surfaces are always a little tougher to get good coverage on. We also had a few spots actually in the flat surfaces here. You can see that uh it just we didn't get perfection on the first coat. And that's kind of just goes without saying. You probably are not going to get a perfect first coat. Here's another example where you can see just a little bit of the flaws. Now, because it's dusty, you can see them better or you got to hold a light over them to see them. But after we use the 600 grit sandpaper, we're ready to go for a second coat. Oh, good. Look at the So, can see it's steaming. That is just the chemicals. Let's see what is the temp on this reading. Oh, no. No. No. It never got that hot the first day. No, something is going on. I don't know if it's the that's having a reaction with the bucket. Like if you touch that bucket, that's it off the stove in case that bucket melts. You know what I'm saying? So we don't just have it all over the place cuz then we'll be in a disaster. It'll be in the stove everywhere. Why is that doing that? Right from the beginning, it didn't want to work right. But it's hot. Yeah. It's not working quite the same as it did the first time. No. And all the other times we used it, is it? No. No. It's cuz look at I mean, we got this funky. You can actually see that on camera, which is bad. Yeah. When you can see it on camera, you know that it's not working quite the way you want it to. [Applause] [Music] We had a bad chemical reaction in our glaze coat which made it lay uneven on our second coat during our second coat application process. So instead of lying flat like it was supposed to, it kind of created kind of a riv a ripply river effect. The high spots and lows. Yeah. And so it didn't work right. In fact, the batch heated up on us in…