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Applicator marks or streaks
Associated with partially cured finishes. When an applicator is drawn across the surface of half-set finish, especially when applying a new section of finish, the lapped area is deglossed leaving a streak. Usually caused by thin films, which have faster curing times than the surrounding area. May also be caused by inadequate agitation of satin and semi-gloss finishes, which allows "settling" of glossing agents.
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