tintin40 Retrobike Rider Gold Trader 98+ BoTM Winner Klein Fan Feedback View Jan 27, 2011 #1 What lacquer should i buy to cover carbon/kevlar ??
M marin man Old School Grand Master Jan 27, 2011 #2 double acrylic laquer tintin....it works for me...used it on three sets of carbon forks and all went well Buy it at the motofactors
double acrylic laquer tintin....it works for me...used it on three sets of carbon forks and all went well Buy it at the motofactors
M marin man Old School Grand Master Jan 28, 2011 #4 Marine Varnish is good and flexible........but it does yellow
dyna-ti Gold Trader MacRetro Rider Feedback View Jan 28, 2011 #5 marin man":1ja1daxw said: Marine Varnish is good and flexible........but it does yellow Click to expand... There is non-yellowing marine varnishes although i would recommend none of them. Mostly because of the texture thats left.
marin man":1ja1daxw said: Marine Varnish is good and flexible........but it does yellow Click to expand... There is non-yellowing marine varnishes although i would recommend none of them. Mostly because of the texture thats left.
M marin man Old School Grand Master Jan 28, 2011 #6 If you thin it out and spray it on it is ok but dont brush it what a lovely mess that would make.....it would like a ....erm.....a trimble or something
If you thin it out and spray it on it is ok but dont brush it what a lovely mess that would make.....it would like a ....erm.....a trimble or something
G garrema Retrobike Rider Jan 28, 2011 #7 Best results as a clear coat would be a 2 coat system, base coat a high quality aliphatic epoxy based system followed by a 2 K aliphatic PU clear as used in auto refinish or plane paints. Marine varnish will yellow if its Aromatic Alkyd as many are.
Best results as a clear coat would be a 2 coat system, base coat a high quality aliphatic epoxy based system followed by a 2 K aliphatic PU clear as used in auto refinish or plane paints. Marine varnish will yellow if its Aromatic Alkyd as many are.
B bojangle Retro Guru Jan 28, 2011 #8 As long as you 'key' the frame with scotchbrite (red or grey) any rattle can laquer will do!! They are after all the same thing for the one simple reason, thats all they are allowed to sell to the general public due to COSHH regs. Trust me, i'm a doctor!
As long as you 'key' the frame with scotchbrite (red or grey) any rattle can laquer will do!! They are after all the same thing for the one simple reason, thats all they are allowed to sell to the general public due to COSHH regs. Trust me, i'm a doctor!
tintin40 Retrobike Rider Gold Trader 98+ BoTM Winner Klein Fan Feedback View Jan 29, 2011 #9 I should have made it clear what i was lacquering A seat
dyna-ti Gold Trader MacRetro Rider Feedback View Jan 29, 2011 #10 :shock: :shock: Something flexible then. :? And stain resistant
