epoxy

[Charleston]

I don't know what it is that lays on the surface of flourescent paints but I have had the same problem. The epoxy will "fish eye" on flourescents.
Give them a light scratch coat of clear and hit that with your epoxy once it dries well.
I rattle can all my plugs as well and I can have a 20 plug run going with only a couple flourescent colors in the mix. I get the fish eye problem on only the flourescents!!
Good luck with them.

[jomlt9@AOL.COM]

thanks guys its semms to only do it fish eye on the flo colors same brand in flat is fine hit it with a second coat of epoxy and looks okay the fish don't care i will try the clear on one to see the differents Lakewood huh? I should swing bye one day but u know the fishing has been good the last 3 days

[afterhours]

...let them dry thouroughly if you use krylon and you should be fine.

[jomlt9@AOL.COM]

Thanks Don I hear u were down my way last week

[afterhours]

Originally Posted by jomlt9@AOL.COM

Thanks Don I hear u were down my way last week

i was, it was nice down there- will return soon....

[jomlt9@AOL.COM]

Don I know these guys down here love ur plugs Paul hooked u up with some blanks huh he is a great guy

[afterhours]

paul and his store are top shelf! i got three blanks from him....now if i can just find an allstar 1087......

[tattoobob]

I had the same problem this year with Flo. Green I just clear coated and problem went away