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  1. #1
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    Default Mirrortone Polyurathane

    As a new member I am interseted in where I can obtain information on Mirrortone finishes and preparatory coats for use on river red gum furniture.
    I beleive it is a spray job so I will have to by a compressor and spray setup

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    Default

    Might be wrong but don't think Mirotone make Polyurethane.
    They do make furniture lacquer , Precatalysed and 2 pack. They also have sanding sealer. These are all similar to Automotive finishes to use
    All 2 pack finishes need special protective gear.
    Whereas precat just uses normal protective gear.
    You need a spraygun setup.
    Redgum comes up great with precat.
    Regards, Bob Thomas

    www.wombatsawmill.com

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    Mirrotone do all sorts of stuff.
    I know that they do 2 pack poly
    I don't know about single pack.
    But why would you bother their single pack precat nitro lacquer is good stuff.
    They are quite happy to chat with you. But understand that 4L is about the smallest tin & you thinn it heaps. 4L goes a long way.
    Any thing with sharp teeth eats meat.
    Most powertools have sharp teeth.
    People are made of meat.
    Abrasives can be just as dangerous as a blade.....and 10 times more painfull.

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    Default presdent121

    Quote Originally Posted by soundman
    Mirrotone do all sorts of stuff.
    I know that they do 2 pack poly
    I don't know about single pack.
    But why would you bother their single pack precat nitro lacquer is good stuff.
    They are quite happy to chat with you. But understand that 4L is about the smallest tin & you thinn it heaps. 4L goes a long way.
    Thanks for the info does anyone have a contact for them in Melbourne

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    Default Do a search !!!

    A good tip for all newbs is to use this board's search facility. Type "mirotone" into the search window and you'll be rewarded with 61 hits which discuss mirotone in varying degrees. On of those is a post from myself, passing on some advice from Mirotone's Melbourne tech support guy that their New Zealand website is heaps better than the Australian one :

    http://www.mirotone.co.nz/

    On it you can find full specs of all Mirotone's different finishes.

    With regards to Victoria, their office is in Dandenong and a search of the yellow pages website says :

    Mirotone (Vic) Pty Ltd

    13 Abbotts Rd Dandenong VIC 3175
    ph: (03) 9797 5888 Coatings--Protective

    I'm sure they'll be able to put you onto a reseller that's closer to you than they are.

    Search is a beautiful thing..................



    Justin.

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    Default

    Quote Originally Posted by Justin
    A good tip for all newbs is to use this board's search facility.

    Search is a beautiful thing..................



    Justin.
    Very restrained, Justin

  7. #7
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    Default presdent121

    Many thanks to you all for the info on Mirotone products. I will give the Dandenog conact a call next week and have a look at the kiwi site this evening.
    Thanks also for the search tip.

  8. #8
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    Talking Pressure Pacs for smaller work

    Mirotone also do their Pre Cat Nitro Laq in pressure packs. Not much chop for large things but ideal for smaller stuff such as pens and other small turnery. I also use the sanding sealer under the Laq and polish finally with their wax using either oooo steel wool or a well worn green scotchbrite. Comes up loverly!
    Aus website is http://www.mirotone.com.au/

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