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Author: | af_one [ Mon Jul 02, 2007 12:35 pm ] |
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After reading Hesh's post about the nitro, I'm thinking about trying the satin nitro. Anyone have any experience with this stuff? Any advice other than the normal nitro safety precautions? |
Author: | tippie53 [ Mon Jul 02, 2007 12:38 pm ] |
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This is not that bad . I have used it for small touch up and repair. It builds very slow but the nice thing about satin is that it is so much more forgiving than gloss john hall blues creek guitars |
Author: | Kevin Gallagher [ Mon Jul 02, 2007 2:38 pm ] |
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I would recommend that you really pay close attention to a standard practice for any spray finisher when using the Stew Mac nitro in a can. When you spray coats, be sure to alternate your travel direction across the surface being sprayed. Spray one coat while moving the can in long straight lines along the grain and the next with long straight strokes perpendicular to it. Also, consider that with the high volume of propellent in the cans, very little lacquer makes it to the surface being sprayed so it does build extermely slowly. The thickness achieved by spraying nitro with a pro gun for three coats may take as many as ten coats with the spray can stuff. Spray the coats with as little time between them as possible to allow for the most melting into one another. Regards, Kevin Gallagher/Omega Guitars |
Author: | BobK [ Mon Jul 02, 2007 9:40 pm ] |
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I've had very good results with their gloss nitro directly over Zpoxy on three guitars, but adhesion problems when using their sanding sealer over Zpoxy on two guitars. When dented with a fingernail the finish would turn white. Light scraping would cause the finish to flake off in sheets like polyurethane. After asking, I found out that others here have had similar problems with sanding sealers in general. |
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