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    Yeah you really need to be sure of any finish compatibility if mixing products. Poly and Acrylic are very different in composition, so I'm not surprised. The finish outlined above would be fine with poly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sonic Mountain View Post
    Yeah you really need to be sure of any finish compatibility if mixing products. Poly and Acrylic are very different in composition, so I'm not surprised. The finish outlined above would be fine with poly.
    Probably what's required is a database of what 'isn't' compatible.
    For disclosure I was using Duplicolor Autospray with the Cabot's Gloss.
    Also, Ironlak paint is not compatible with Feast & Watson wipe-on poly.
    Carry on....

    cheers, Mark.

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    Great idea, I've learned the hard way with surfboards...

    Found this sheet of Timbermate for compatibillity:
    - Timbermate is completely compatible with all known top coatings, acid catalyst, acrylics, vinyl, P.U., P.E., and Nitro-Cellulose Lacquers.
    - Timbermate will take water-based stains, solvent stains, oil base stains, French Polish, Wax Polish, Lin Seed and various oils.

    http://timbermateasia.com.ph/tm_unique.php

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    Quote Originally Posted by RocknRolf View Post
    Great idea, I've learned the hard way with surfboards...

    Found this sheet of Timbermate for compatibillity: http://timbermateasia.com.ph/tm_unique.php
    Despite the label stating 'non shrinking' it will shrink like buggery under paint.

    cheers, Mark.

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