so, i just took possession of a clear epoxy board with a matte finish that picks up smudges and the like too a totally distressing degree. anything to do about it that wont cost me too much (and that i can do without power tools)?
a search here showed that one person puts layers of future floor acrylic on his sanded boards and rubs it out with green scotchbrite pads. think that'd do what i'm after?
here's another take i read about here: "What I am about to say will save you hundreds of dollars and tons of hand sanding time since you are tool less. Rattle Can gloss, crystal clear acrylic. Don't worry about the uv protection,. 3 cans of the stuff will be $15 with no sanding necessary. Light coats, and many of them. FIRST hit with 120 or higher grit on paint job prior to carefully spraying."
what say ya'll?
thanks!
Some of the pros use Behr tile sealer or the equivalent. That's what I use. It seems to go on more evenly and is more resilient than Futures (which I have also tried, many years ago). Burnshing with the Scotch Brite is optional. The sealer will still work.
No. You'll have enough left over to do your floors a couple dozen times. I suppose though you might buy a quart online and have it shipped. Do a search for "secret sauce" on Fiberglass Hawaii's website. That's where I used to buy it before I figured out what it was. Only difference is that I walked in the store and bought a plastic white quart bottle with "Secret Sauce" scribbled on it with a Sharpie. Lowel
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Hi; if you want to "get rid" why asking on "how to" apply a sealer coat?
If you do not want it more you need to sand it off then apply a resin coat then polish and buffing. Is not so easy epoxy over epoxy hence they put this crappy sealer on it.
Seems like lately that a sanded finish is just that; sanded. Been noticing that fewer board builders in shops are glossing or sealing.. and It's only "crappy" .because your little pin hole mind says so.
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your surfboard gets dirty?
Rough life.
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Scrub it kook
Good luck. Yes wipe on a thin coat. Wipe off excess as you go. A quick wipe around the bottom edge of the rail to catch drips. I like two coats, but the Pros in glass shops I have seen doing it, use just one. Then burnish it with a maroon or grey 3M pad and an orbital sander.
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Go get 'em. You can also wet n dry with water and hit with a buffer.
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Lol. I like your sense of humor my friend. Keep on keep in' on. Shape'em, ride 'em! Lowel
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