Rustins Plastic Coating

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yobleduwop

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Has anyone ever used rustins plastics coating for their cues and if so have u had any problems with it? i just used it on my first cue and i think it works just as good as some of the clear coated cues ive had in the past.
Thanks joel
 
yobleduwop said:
Has anyone ever used rustins plastics coating for their cues and if so have u had any problems with it? i just used it on my first cue and i think it works just as good as some of the clear coated cues ive had in the past.
Thanks joel
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I have not used it and was not aware of it until your post. Care to share some more info on it? Brushed or dipped? How thick does it build with one/two/three applications? How well did it buff & polish? Most important would be how well it will hold up. Of course, only time will tell that. I have some non-cue projects it might work on. Wuld be interested in experimenting with it.
 
I brushed mine on a spinning lathe which seemed to work i dont think it can be dipped but it can also be sprayed aslong as you thin it down, and i did four applications but the instructions only say 3 is neccesary, mine didnt buff aswell as a clear coat cue but it was my first time using but it still got a reflection in it, i would say for the buildup its probably not asd thick as clear coat but still has a thickness and they company claims it doesnt yellow at all and also is impact alcohol and solvent resistant, and it comes in black white and clear, but the best bit was it only takes an hour till you can apply your next coat then you leave it for 24+ hours so i did a whole cue in a day with ease,
http://www.rustins.co.uk/PCoat.html

Thanks joel
 
yobleduwop said:
I brushed mine on a spinning lathe which seemed to work i dont think it can be dipped but it can also be sprayed aslong as you thin it down, and i did four applications but the instructions only say 3 is neccesary, mine didnt buff aswell as a clear coat cue but it was my first time using but it still got a reflection in it, i would say for the buildup its probably not asd thick as clear coat but still has a thickness and they company claims it doesnt yellow at all and also is impact alcohol and solvent resistant, and it comes in black white and clear, but the best bit was it only takes an hour till you can apply your next coat then you leave it for 24+ hours so i did a whole cue in a day with ease,
http://www.rustins.co.uk/PCoat.html

Thanks joel
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Thanks for sharing that.
 
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