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    final coat ?

    The instructional vid doesn't actually tell me what the final coat [ bottle 3 ] does, - "please explain? "

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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIieP-qpRrA

    Final coat.. Gives a hard finish to further protect the instrument
    Last edited by dingobass; 22-02-2016 at 06:55 PM.

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    Aaaahhh! common sense, thanks Dingobass

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    Dingobass can you tell me please if I can spray coats of clear gloss paint over the dingotone? I havnt put the final finishing coat on yet and would like a gloss finish.
    Cheers

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    This is what DingoBass told me in a PM...

    "Nitro Cellulose works well over DT.
    General rule of thumb is any oil based finish will work, just avoid any poly, epoxy or two pack stuff."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Muzza View Post
    This is what DingoBass told me in a PM...

    "Nitro Cellulose works well over DT.
    General rule of thumb is any oil based finish will work, just avoid any poly, epoxy or two pack stuff."
    Thanks mate

    What is Nitro Cellulose? Is it a clear finish in a pressure pack can or do you spray on with a gun compressor etc?

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    Hey southernman,
    You can get Nitro in a rattle can from Guitar Australia.
    https://www.guitaraust.com.au/finish...r-aerosol.html

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    Thanks Dingobass
    Can I have it sprayed in Acrylic by a panel beater?
    Or will car type paints react?

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    I would avoid using any type of acrylic on timber..
    I remember our Jarrod used to paint his builds with acrylic and over time it began to do some funky things...
    It went milky, cracked in some places and generally ended up looking like crap..
    Not Jarrods fault, as he knows what he is doing

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    Ok.. Nitro it is!!

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