The resin sat too long, ate through the tape glue…and failed. You also put too much resin on the pinline. Keys for success: less resin, more pigment, more catalist, good solvent resistant tape, put the pins on with a little disposable art paint brush, put it on fast then go back around and smooth out…walk away… so we got that part out of the way…
Bloody hell…even the good areas look like crap! Next time make sure you are using solvent resistant tape and kick the pinlines off real hot…you didn’t kick it hot enough. It should only take about 5-6 mins to start to kick. The longer the tape and resin have a chance to sit together, the more of a chance it will melt the glue on the tape…and fail, bleed etc. Pull the tape only when it gets to the consistency of peanut butter.
Sand it down, acetone it down…get it clean and start over.
Holy f’n batpoop, not only did it bleed, but from the extreme shine, the wax didn’t rise, or you used lam resin, like Barry said, I always add a few drops of wax, a lot of pigment in the mix retards the wax rising, plus the amount of resin is far too thick, needed to be brushed to the point of being able to see the edges of the tape.
I give suspect gloss color the finger nail test, if you can scrape any under your nail, it’s gonna bite you, in that case, clean the edges, retape a micron outside of the original lines and shoot a clear gloss over that, being taped real close there is not room for the resin to flow and carry the pigmented, uncured first line with it, been there too, no fun getting bit on the ass real hard.
