[TheForge] RE: Permalac
Steven Smith
sos at alum.mit.edu
Thu May 17 21:25:58 EDT 2007
I'd agree about being careful about complete coverage. Not that I know
much about finishing, but I'd also go for a second coat.
Steve
Woolley wrote:
> David,
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> I have also used Permalac outdoors with some success. I wouldn't apply
> over wax, paint is_ probably _ok depending of course on how well the
> paint was applied. Go to Peacock's website for pretty extensive
> how-to. The link was in another message. I have found that I have to
> be very careful about complete coverage when applying this product. I
> usually brush it on. They carry two different thinners of which I use
> the one that evaporates at a slower rate after having some trouble
> with the other. Also as with any clear or paint for that matter, the
> finish is only as good as the prep. Make sure you remove all your
> rust or the finish will breakdown over time.
>
> Regards,
> Bill Woolley
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> Hufford, David wrote:
>> Can Permalac be applied over a wax or oil finish, such as beeswax or
>> dried linseed oil? How about over paint? Or does it only adhere to
>> bare metal?
>> David Hufford
>> Richmond KY
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