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Started 6 days, 20 hours ago (2009-12-05 11:53:00)
by Bob Hallowell
I am making a kitchen for my wife. I'm finishing with target coatings waterborne laquer. I also live in Pa and it is now winter. I have more I need to spray and wonder what is the coldest I can safely spray. Thanks, Bob
Started 1 month, 1 week ago (2009-10-29 16:47:00)
by rubberrat
Laquer on Cast Iron - What will stand the test of time? An odd one this:- I have two very heavy 6 foot cast iron posts from a reclaimation yard , (complete with 200 years of paint). They actually resemble two cannons in shape and thickness. The plan is to use them as posts for a porch on a stone base (Bear with me - design idea ...
Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago (2009-10-24 11:17:00)
by HTTTRH
GTechniq C1 laquer paint protection.. Anyone??? Has anyone used this stuff? It looks AMAZING!!! Id like to know where to find it and if anyone has ever used it first hand. There are a few vids on Youtube and various other places but it looks incredible.
Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2009-10-20 23:30:00)
by scgt1 [H]ard|Gawd, 2.4 Years
Ok so my chassis is painted for Project Slumber Parties (although thread needs to be updated) Now I need a sleek clear protecting spray over the entire job. What is more durable a laquer sealer or I already have a can of Krylon Triple Thick Clear Glaze. What have you all used on your cases?
Started 1 month, 4 weeks ago (2009-10-14 10:06:00)
by Polo
Removing laquer from polished wheels? Im about to start refurbing my style 5's, how can i get the laquer off? its quite thick. Paint remover? what stuff is good? __________________ Give me your s14 auto gearbox cross members!!!
Started 5 days, 2 hours ago (2009-12-07 05:57:00)
by Brent Grooms
Quote: Originally Posted by Bob Hallowell I am making a kitchen for my wife. I'm finishing with target coatings waterborne laquer. I also live in Pa and it is now winter. I have more I need to spray and wonder what is the coldest I can safely spray. Thanks, Bob I just finished spraying a headboard and ...
Started 4 days ago (2009-12-08 07:44:00)
by jaybur82
Quote: Originally Posted by dj-basher Is this a good idea? Wil, this protect the stickers more and not peel? Thanks. Yes it will. They look far better in you apply laquer over the top!!!!
Started 3 days, 14 hours ago (2009-12-08 18:07:00)
by jibberwobble
Good results can be produced and yes it will stop the peeling. I have seen the stickers shrink back in the heat of the sun though. The only thing to consider would be that if you put it down the road in a big way and and go through to the sticker you wont be able to just peel it off and plonk a new one on.
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-12-04 07:45:00)
by kovmat
Guys thanks for the input, I will switch to the Urethane. I did see that @ Eastwood last night. I do have my Firewall already painted in the Lacquer. I am sure if it is not a perfect color match it won't be too noticible. Thanks again for the help. Matt
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-04 11:12:00)
by McDisco
Quote: Originally Posted by Jord Satin has a nicer finish to it. If you use proper satin laquer it won't be pourus either and you can wash it as per normal paint. You can also then use it over any colour. If you imagine rattle-canned satin paint's surface looks like this under a microscope - /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\ Whereas if you use a satin ...
Started 5 days, 23 hours ago (2009-12-06 08:43:00)
by Motoxrdude
Quote: Originally Posted by Laquer Head It wont even be 10 years before we all have virtual reality suits and become the characters in the games we play.. LOL what? yeah right bro
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-12-04 00:00:00)
by honda250sx
Laquer thinner works the best. If the part is aluminum FORGET about burning it off. The part will be junk. Laquer thinner it, rinse, blast it after that. Then you must PREBAKE the part. If you do not and you powder right after blasting, you risk whats called outgassing
Started 5 days, 20 hours ago (2009-12-06 11:52:00)
by justanothermp5
Kerosene? are u serious? talk about attacking your clear coat, that shit will eat your clear coat faster then laquer thinner ive used acetone on my car when i had to get some paint overspray off and it worked good, but just dont use too much acetone is used in fingernail polish remover so it is pretty strong
Started 2 days, 15 hours ago (2009-12-09 17:03:00)
by Jammy Pige
Quote: Originally Posted by Giblets JP, i was told by other luthiers, that refretting would damage hte laquer. when i went to GC the guy said it would just be expensive so he could refinish the flaked laquer. I didnt have 300$ at the time, and still dont really have 300$ to spare, but i would have gone with that option. He said a fret dress would make it...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-12-03 21:20:00)
by Paul Martin
In article , Roderick Stewart wrote: > In article , Paul Martin > wrote: >> > didn't they used to call it disc rot or something? >> >> That's a different phenomenon. Incorrect laquer layers were used, which >> eventually exposed the aluminium "silver" layer to oxidation. > That might be what happened to some Hyperion CDs some years back. They > went brown and wouldn't play ...
Started 4 days, 14 hours ago (2009-12-07 17:43:23)
by FWdB
The brass on the first one has a bit of a polished and/or cleaned appearance, Rich's (nice one!) has the laquer residue. Mine falls into the second = reddish category, seeing these pics. This UK dealer has three wonderful BFPs in stock (scroll down, click the pics, very nice images), and the first two seem to look more yellow to me, but I'm not sure that the difference in patination isn't...
