Tom im in as well .........please let me know how it works ......
Clear Coat about ready
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I hate Cetol with a passion...especially when you leave someone else to do the job and they slop it on.
Coming along nicely
Well, everything on the application end is checking out nicely. The UltraCueGlaze is about what I was hoping for. I am getting some Tech Data sheets done and MSDS, it will be shipped nonhaz.
No shelf life
You will be required to wear a respirator while applying simply because I don't want you ingesting any.
Can be applied by Paper towel or cup gun, dry to touch 20 minutes @ 76 F.
Once applied you hang it in your shop, no off gassing.
I believe I will be calling for a coat every 20 minutes to build to desired thickness. If you do not finish or need to put additional material on the following day or past you will need to sand first.
When ready should I offer it in Pints, quarts or gallons?
It appears a couple of Oz's will do a cue, maybe a little more (or less if you use epoxy base).
Thanks for looking.
Well, everything on the application end is checking out nicely. The UltraCueGlaze is about what I was hoping for. I am getting some Tech Data sheets done and MSDS, it will be shipped nonhaz.
No shelf life
You will be required to wear a respirator while applying simply because I don't want you ingesting any.
Can be applied by Paper towel or cup gun, dry to touch 20 minutes @ 76 F.
Once applied you hang it in your shop, no off gassing.
I believe I will be calling for a coat every 20 minutes to build to desired thickness. If you do not finish or need to put additional material on the following day or past you will need to sand first.
When ready should I offer it in Pints, quarts or gallons?
It appears a couple of Oz's will do a cue, maybe a little more (or less if you use epoxy base).
Thanks for looking.
Please something smaller than a gallon for us little guys.
Looks nice.
Lee Casto
Pints for like $15.00??????
Put me down. I'll take that when you're ready to ship.
This makes sense for just cue making but there are other application where a smaller amount makes more sense. Pen turning is a great example.
Let me know when its ready to roll out !
I've ONLY done j/p's and haven't even finished a cue yet and went through a quart in no time. However I completely understand your point and reasoning. Just trying to make it easy on Tom since he asked.
Lee Casto
Dave,
I sanded with 600 grit, rubbed some car rubbing compound, went to #1 machine polish than regular wax all by hand, looked better and glossier than the spray. I am going to roll and buff later in week using the buffer I bought from you.
Nope nothing bad in it but want dust masks worn while sanding, don't wat anyone swallowing air born nothing.
Please take a closeup of something black after polish....
Enigmaticul
Banned
Put me down for some to Tom when you get the chance.
No ebony here but will see about getting a little from some friends.
Lee, thanks for the offer bud. Ebony is getting rare (good ebony) I have a guy north and a guy south I can get some from tomorrow, thanks.
Anytime Tom. It's a standing offer if your others fall through. Being only 1" dowels they're a lot cheaper than a forearm or a whole turning blank.
Lee Casto