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Thread: What Laquer should I use
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22nd November 2010, 12:57 PM #1
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What Laquer should I use
Hi All,
Im putting new jarrah raised panel doors in my kitchen. Im looking to spray the doors with laquer like Mirotone or the like. Im after a satin finish which will withstand all the attacks a kitchen can throw at it. Can anyone advise on what products I can use to achieve the above criteria. Also what size spray nozzle I'll need to use for the spray gun. Thanks in advance.
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Danny
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23rd November 2010, 06:55 AM #2
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Mirotone
Hi Danny,
a good start would be Mirocat PC 3220 in a 30% gloss. Go to the Mirotone website, they have a very comprehensive site with all the Data sheet stuff and spraying techniques etc. You can even give them a call and they will help you out.
Regards...Oddjob1
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23rd November 2010, 02:34 PM #3
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Hi Oddjob1,
Thanks for your help
Regards
Danny
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24th November 2010, 12:41 AM #4
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Hi Danny,
I`ve been using the Becker Acroma DM 307 for a couple of months now, it`s a great product and i highly recomend it.
I`m using a 2mm nozzle on a HVLP gun at about 25psi, depending on the temperature i mix the Laquer/thinners/hardner at 10/6/1.
Hope this helps,
cheers
Brad
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