macguy AzB Silver Member Silver Member Sep 21, 2005 #1 Any good methods for removing an old finish before doing a refinishing? I usually just sand it off carefully, I am afraid of using any kind of stripper, is there a better way? Thanks
Any good methods for removing an old finish before doing a refinishing? I usually just sand it off carefully, I am afraid of using any kind of stripper, is there a better way? Thanks
H han AzB Silver Member Silver Member Sep 24, 2005 #2 Since no one else is replying... I'm not a cuemaker (interested though) but i am into "refinishing" vehicles. Sanding down (or off) the old finish is propbably the best approach. Try: Southern Polyurethane Universal Clear http://www.southernpolyurethanes.com/ (I painted the yellow bike in the photo gallery ) Chip resistant, flows near perfect, buffs easy, high gloss, durable, etc... Sounds like the same qualities a cuemaker is looking for as well. Last edited: Sep 24, 2005
Since no one else is replying... I'm not a cuemaker (interested though) but i am into "refinishing" vehicles. Sanding down (or off) the old finish is propbably the best approach. Try: Southern Polyurethane Universal Clear http://www.southernpolyurethanes.com/ (I painted the yellow bike in the photo gallery ) Chip resistant, flows near perfect, buffs easy, high gloss, durable, etc... Sounds like the same qualities a cuemaker is looking for as well.