Here I am this afternoon spraying the guide coat on Fenchurch's bonnet. The reason it's sky-blue instead of a dark navy shade is because the paint is thinned down so much you can see through it to the light grey primer underneath. The point of the guide coat is to be sanded off - you know you've sanded deep enough to get rid of any surface imperfections when you can't see any of the guide coat any more.
Minor update
Here I am this afternoon spraying the guide coat on Fenchurch's bonnet. The reason it's sky-blue instead of a dark navy shade is because the paint is thinned down so much you can see through it to the light grey primer underneath. The point of the guide coat is to be sanded off - you know you've sanded deep enough to get rid of any surface imperfections when you can't see any of the guide coat any more.
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