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27th August 2009, 10:36 PM #1
Clear resin
I am looking to make clocks using burl slices. I am after the names of some good product to fill and coat my slices before turning them into clocks.
What i require is some sort of high gloss 2 pack self leveling resin that i can use to fill holes and cracks before turning my slices into clocks, tables or even some sort of lazy susan please.
any help will be apreciated
thanks Ian
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27th August 2009, 11:44 PM #2
Hey Ian,
I use a product called 'Enviro-Tec' it's a 2 pack resin that self levels and also finds the smallest leak in any structure, I have found that once the surface has been sanded to the desired finish I put down a coat of diluted (50:50 Glue / Water) PVA Glue, this seals up any potential leaks and also makes the Grain pop out. 'Enviro-Tec is also good for natural edge tables and such, as it will hang over the edge and stay thick. I get mine from Fibre Glass and Resin sales in Perth, but any decent paint supplier should be able to get it for you.
There is a product that Bunny's sells called 'Glass Cote' or similar that is supposed to be the same as Enviro-Tec, Haven't used any so can't comment on that.
Good Luck.
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29th August 2009, 07:46 PM #3
thanks hazza i was unable to get the enviro-tech stuff where i tried in Newcastle but did manage to get similar stuff called Perfect Gloss and will let youknow how it goes. It seems alot like Glass coat but is a 1-1 product.
thanks for your help
Cheers Ian
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