Julio Navarro
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That cherry grain is beautiful. It should "pop" very nicely.
Do you have a full spray booth or is this water borne as well? I am curious to what you think of the finish once you spray it.
The bookcases look good, albeit there are a lot of them!
Steve Ash; .perhaps he'll chime in here with his thoughts on pre-catalyzed laquer or maybe a PM to him will give you the answers you are looking for....I'm a newbie to pre-catalyzed laquer but I know Keiths stuff sure looks good.[/QUOTE said:I have used pre-cat on kitchen cabinets,entertainment centers,dining tables and chairs,side tables and a rocking horse to name a few. The pre-cat I use is a solvent based finish. This finish dries pretty fast so dust settling on your work is not as big of a concern as slow drying finishs. I use a HVLP conversion gun. It's a $39.00 gun from HF. The gun is OK but I would like to invest in a true HVLP in the near future. It's just one more thing on a long wish list.
Keith
Steve,
Keep the updates coming! This is really nice work.
So, judging by what my own reaction would have been, was your first impulse to throw something across the shop , fall to your knees and look heavenward asking 'why me? , or just say 'oops, looks like I've got some fixin' to do?
Rennie, since the fix didn't require the use of power tools, I went to the fridge grabbed a cold beer....pondered what to do....grabbed another cold beer.....got out the glue and clamps.....grabbed one more cold beer and fixed it.
I got me one of them fridges too, full of beer all the time, neat thing eh?
Maybe we could make it a community effort. What do you think? Steve, LarryYou boys would have a hard time of depleting my beer fridge
I'm sure you would give it a go....
They look awsome Steve, I still want to know if you thought about where that piece of ash will go.
Oh! Very cool. I will guess a logo plack/medalion perhaps carved or burned on a medallion of ash.