doeringr
Member
Hello all,
Haven't posted much but am grateful for the immense info on the site.
Here's my question...
I love Deft high gloss and any pens that I have used it on I've usually used the spray and wait a week method before polish and assembly. That's great and all, but I'm continuously wondering about Deft's friction capabilities straight from the can.
What I'm wondering is, after final sanding, could I apply Deft high gloss as I would a regular friction polish? It would seem to me that the heat generated would not only cure the laquer faster, but also help it to flow to an even coat as well as dry faster to apply more coats quicker.
I guess what I'm looking for is what everyone else is looking for----a quicker high gloss finish that can come off the lathe in 5 minutes. I've done CA finishes before, with varied results, and I'm highly sensitive to the fumes. Deft seems not to affect me as much, and as mentioned earlier, I really love the finish it provides. let me know if you have any experience. Thanks.[:I]
Haven't posted much but am grateful for the immense info on the site.
Here's my question...
I love Deft high gloss and any pens that I have used it on I've usually used the spray and wait a week method before polish and assembly. That's great and all, but I'm continuously wondering about Deft's friction capabilities straight from the can.
What I'm wondering is, after final sanding, could I apply Deft high gloss as I would a regular friction polish? It would seem to me that the heat generated would not only cure the laquer faster, but also help it to flow to an even coat as well as dry faster to apply more coats quicker.
I guess what I'm looking for is what everyone else is looking for----a quicker high gloss finish that can come off the lathe in 5 minutes. I've done CA finishes before, with varied results, and I'm highly sensitive to the fumes. Deft seems not to affect me as much, and as mentioned earlier, I really love the finish it provides. let me know if you have any experience. Thanks.[:I]