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    Plays with Fire C utz's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by vladsch View Post
    ........dropping the freshly CA covered scales on the garage floor, liquid CA covered surface down , and having to practically sand off the CA to remove all the crap that embedded itself in the finish.
    It's amazing.
    I do ALL the same things, and yet my work does not even come NEAR the quality of Vlad's work!
    He can polish up a piece of dog-sh@t and it would look amazing.

    The man works wonders!!!
    I just have to shake my head in amazment.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by vladsch View Post
    ...dropping the freshly CA covered scales on the garage floor, liquid CA covered surface down , and having to practically sand off the CA to remove all the crap that embedded itself in the finish.
    Oh god, do I ever know how that feels. Especially dropping it on the part of the carpet under the coffee table where my cat likes to snooze, so I endup with a nice fuzzy scale.

    Since, I'm usually using the red "hot stuff" I rarely have problems with air bubbles. Lately, once I think I got enough coats (10+), I'll give everything a good sanding and then still just apply another layer or two to fill in the any little pits that would just need too much sanding.

    Maybe there's something other than CA to try anyway. I remember in another thread some member recommended flex-cote epoxy. Apparently the stuff is quite thin and dries hard enough to polish up.

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