Finish question.

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Re: Finish question.

Posted by: Bill Sidney (---.gci.net)

Date: October 08, 2015 12:44AM

every one will do it a little different , but still the same , what I do is take a little left over epoxy an drop a drop or 2 on a spot not on the rod
an test the drops to see if it is hard so I can move the rod off the dryer , but to answer the question what is the correct time for the rod to be on the dryer , the ratio on epoxy an harder as well as the temp you are working at will effect the time on the dryer, so I touch my drops to see if they are hard an if they are hard I move it, an stand in the corner to finish drying a little long but no finger prints in the finish

William Sidney
AK

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