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Backbeach Jake · 01-07-2005, 10:23 PM

I've noticed that some of the spray can brands have an anti-fisheye additive in the paint that causes fisheyes if you try to recoat with another brand. My method is : Seal the wood, I used to use Minwax wood hardener but now I'm using Spar urethane. Prime , I use Zinzzer, Color , I use Traditions acrylics from AC Moore's ..cheap and a ton of colors. It dries flat, in my experience provides "bite" for the clear. Clear, I use Envirotex-lite. I hang the plug and let it drip smooth. The next day I recoat , flip the plug and let it drip smooth again. No spinning, no problems. Smooth as glass.

01-07-2005, 10:23 PM	#10
Backbeach Jake Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Here and There Seasonally Posts: 5,985	I've noticed that some of the spray can brands have an anti-fisheye additive in the paint that causes fisheyes if you try to recoat with another brand. My method is : Seal the wood, I used to use Minwax wood hardener but now I'm using Spar urethane. Prime , I use Zinzzer, Color , I use Traditions acrylics from AC Moore's ..cheap and a ton of colors. It dries flat, in my experience provides "bite" for the clear. Clear, I use Envirotex-lite. I hang the plug and let it drip smooth. The next day I recoat , flip the plug and let it drip smooth again. No spinning, no problems. Smooth as glass. Last edited by Backbeach Jake; 01-07-2005 at 10:36 PM..