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Musky_Slayer

Posted 11/26/2006 10:31 AM (#222307)
Subject: Old School Clear.

Hey guys, I've always used a 2 part thick industrial clear but want to finish some without the thick clear. Do any of you have any suggestions for what is done prepaint and then what is best to clear with? What kind of process do suicks, reefhawgs, and poes use? I'm guessing they need to be sealed in a special way.
thanks

woodieb8

Posted 11/26/2006 6:53 PM (#222363 - in reply to #222307)
Subject: RE: Old School Clear.

Posts: 1529

old school was clear lacquer still used today. some use clear acrylic., some even use automotive clear like dupont 2500-s. a bit pricey at 200 a gallon.

muskynightmare

Posted 11/26/2006 8:30 PM (#222377 - in reply to #222307)
Subject: RE: Old School Clear.

Posts: 2112

Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water

I used to dip an industrial based urethane. Now, I hose a bait down with 4 coats of spray can acryilic. plenty tuff.

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