Just road testing a new idea

[andy01424]

another thing you can use to buff up metal works a treat is rubbing compound,

[andy01424]

Apr 19, 2013 11:13:49 GMT markm said:

At the end of the day any paint will need something to key into to hold onto the surface, polished smooth makes
it hard for the paint to stick, so you are asking for the impossible.

could use enamel paint and bake it for a bit

[robby]

Apr 19, 2013 11:12:10 GMT andy01424 said:

in that case would suggest using a bit of thinners so remove any residue,left then leave a while to vapor off then buff with lint cloth that should stop that ,that will remove any residue,usually its any grease left behind causes that ,including finger oils/grease

It was meticulously clean andy, after doing car spraying proffessionaly for a while I know the importance of that. It was baked under an IR lamp designed for that purpose and looked fine for a while but there was some sort of chemical reaction going on.

[andy01424]

have you tried using yacht varnish?

[markm]

yeah, its great on plywood.

[philmepowers]

I like it...big improvement over the incredibly long vamo

[markm]

And now the new improved updated version:

[markm]

And now the new improved updated version:

[markm]

And the baby is the "Min"

[Super-Shiny]

I simply love it, that is a piece of beauty, would love to have them skills you have

[timdeeming]

Thats turning out WAY better than I thought it would at first

Kudos mate

[scs]

Wow, where do I send my vamo

Really nice!

[markm]

and now something new:


sadly its only allowing 1 pic per post!

[markm]

another pic:

[markm]

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