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Old 07-01-2008
GlassStarz GlassStarz is offline
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I like to use the lube rather than a water based cleaner when sanding it goes much faster no dust and the maker of the original system I used claims plastic being a petroleum product forcing it into the plastic helps to clear it up either way it works and after a very quick wipe down with the thinner the top coat can be applied I just squirt it on and sprad it lightly also working when its hot the WD doesnt dry off like the water based stuff

As far as the top coat i mix it in a 8 oz squeez bottle and keep it in the tool box when its starting to get low i mix a second bottle before heading out in the morning the 8 oz does more than a dozen pairs so i dont need to fill during the day
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I like to use the lube rather than a water based cleaner when sanding it goes much faster no dust and the maker of the original system I used claims plastic being a petroleum product forcing it into the plastic helps to clear it up either way it works and after a very quick wipe down with the thinner the top coat can be applied I just squirt it on and sprad it lightly also working when its hot the WD doesnt dry off like the water based stuff

As far as the top coat i mix it in a 8 oz squeez bottle and keep it in the tool box when its starting to get low i mix a second bottle before heading out in the morning the 8 oz does more than a dozen pairs so i dont need to fill during the day
So you premix your polyurethane and thinner in a bottle and keeps ok for a week or two? Then, do you just squirt it on your paper towel for application?
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its fine for a couple weeks as long as you keep it out of dirrect light for any extended period. I squirt it on the light and spread it with the paper towel
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Old 07-02-2008
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Speaking of the 1:1 mix....has anyone heard from Ben (harrellbenjamin) our 1:1 mix originator? He seems to have disappeared.
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He was bad and sent to his room for time out
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Really? Was he banned for posting infractions?
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Old 07-02-2008
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We had a little disagreement, no big deal. If Ben is not too mad at me he will be back in a few days.
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Old 07-03-2008
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is Helsman Spar Polurethane the same as Marine spar urethane? What grit of sandpaper do U use. Do U really use wd40 to sand with?
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Old 07-03-2008
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Ok we will go thru the process i use 1 more time
STEP 1 I sand with liquid WD-40 start with 400 grit then 1000 grit if doing it by hand.I use 600 grit and 1200 grit if I am useing the cordless most times I start with the cordless then do a light hand sand as a finish
STEP 2 I wipe the entire lens with a paint thinner soaked blue scott towel
STEP 3 I use a mix of 50/50 paint thinner and a commercial grade Outdoor urethane (I like the Helmsnan Outdoor) I put it in a squeeze bottle I squirt a little on the lens and spread it with a folded up blue scott towel
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Ok we will go thru the process i use 1 more time
STEP 1 I sand with liquid WD-40 start with 400 grit then 1000 grit if doing it by hand.I use 600 grit and 1200 grit if I am useing the cordless most times I start with the cordless then do a light hand sand as a finish
STEP 2 I wipe the entire lens with a paint thinner soaked blue scott towel
STEP 3 I use a mix of 50/50 paint thinner and a commercial grade Outdoor urethane (I like the Helmsnan Outdoor) I put it in a squeeze bottle I squirt a little on the lens and spread it with a folded up blue scott towel
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