How glossy can it get?

well here is another then...

some of my threads need updating so they will add up, but i think DB will still be way ahead.

Especially as the DB has the power to mess with ya head :p

But seriously, 12 hours between coats should be enough unless it is cold and humid... oh wait... that's Melbourne on a normal day :D

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But seriously, 12 hours between coats should be enough unless it is cold and humid... oh wait... that's Melbourne on a normal day :D

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Last I heard it changed about 5 minutes ago.... Due another change any minute now.

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Gavmiester, heat isnt really going to make much difference. But I am curious to find out if UV lamps will speed it up as I have a feeling that the cross link polymerisation may be enhanced under UV.
I must research this further... Just need 34 hour days to fit everything in ATM...

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i'll get the UV lights, already have the guitar, just need the Dingotone! Taylor use a UV process on their guitars. Gives them a glossy finish but much thinner which allows the wood to breathe more (on their acoustics)

Gavmeister - you building again - or just loitering with intent ;).

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Gavmeister - you building again - or just loitering with intent ;).

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Always building, just work gets in the way.....far too often! Right now i should be doing BAS!!!

Good BAS (Bass Aquisition syndrome) or bad BAS (the other ATO one)?

The one that takes all my money and gives me nothing tangible in return....

Did you get any positive results from using UV, Gavin/DB?