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| Rocko 4/14/2012 6:54:18 PM |
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nu-lustre-55Message: Is it paintable |
| Mark 4/16/2012 9:23:54 AM |
RE: nu-lustre-55 Message: Do you mean ~ can you paint on top of the Nu-Lustre-55? If so, the answer would be yes. As with any paint job, the surface should be thoroughly cleaned and sanded prior to painting. |
| Daryl Lancaster 5/13/2012 10:24:02 AM |
RE: nu-lustre-55 Message: can I sand & polish it like laquer |
| Mark 5/13/2012 11:02:44 AM |
RE: nu-lustre-55 Message: Yes, once it has thoroughly cured (I would give it a few days, at least), you can sand and polish Nu-Lustre. |
| diane 8/30/2012 7:26:15 PM |
RE: nu-lustre-55 Message: HELP!!! The resine of Nu-Lustre has crystalize. Is there anyway to save it?? The hardener is OK. What can I do?? Thanks! |
| Mark 8/30/2012 8:08:45 PM |
RE: nu-lustre-55 Message: If you place the resin bottle in a warm location, it will turn back to a liquid. |
| diane 8/31/2012 10:36:58 AM |
RE: nu-lustre-55 Message: Thank you! |
| Paul LaLonde 9/27/2012 12:48:54 PM |
RE: nu-lustre-55 Message: Mark, I was having the same problem as Diane. Thank you very much for your response. Paul. |
| Dahl Hallman 12/20/2012 9:56:59 AM |
RE: nu-lustre-55 Message: Refinishing and old dining table. Completely sand it down and stained it.After applying the first coat I noticed some uneveness with the Nu-lustre-55. Some places seemed to absorb some of the 55. How should I handle this? Will a second coat fill this in and do I need to sand it? Thanks |
| Mark 12/21/2012 8:19:25 AM |
RE: nu-lustre-55 Message: I am not sure how you applied this finish. It needs to be poured onto the surface, and spread out so that the entire surface is completely covered. If you try to spread it too thinly, you will find that the epoxy will pull back, and you will end up with sections that have no finish at all. You do not need to sand between coats (unless the finish has cured for a week or more), but you do need to ensure that you pour on adequate epoxy to flood the surface. |
| jean 4/1/2013 12:47:42 PM |
RE: nu-lustre-55 Message: Est-ce qu'il existe un contenant quelconque (genre seringue double)pour doser la résine et le durcisseur. J'utilise peu de produit à la fois mais souvent et ma méthode est très longue et je perd beaucoup de temps. Cette méthode consiste à remplir une seringue avec chacun des produits et de mélanger ces derniers dans un petit récipient. Si un appareil doseur existe, veuillez m'en informer. Merci |
| Mark 4/1/2013 1:45:19 PM |
RE: nu-lustre-55 Message: Les seringue double sont utilisé souvent pour les adhésifs époxides. Achetez un, et remplacez l'adhesif avec le Nu-Lustre. |
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