cavelamb wrote:
Paul Oman wrote:
cavelamb wrote:
I am Tosk wrote:


I would still cover it with UV protective clearcoat as UV breaks
down epoxy pretty quickly.

NOTE THAT 99.9% OF ANY CLEAR COAT PRODUCT HAS LITTLE OR NO UV
PROTECTION (UV BLOCKERS OR UV ABSORBERS) IN THEM.
PAUL OMAN progressive epoxy polymers inc

sorry.
I should have added that I only use this for interior finished.
You are absolutely right.

Hi Paul,

I think you could have put a line is and nobody would have yelled Spam.
After all, you were spot on target.

So - Google to the rescue...

I was impressed with all the info on the help page.
http://www.epoxyproducts.com/help.html

Might have to try some of that Basic No Blush stuff.


Richard
Hope so. The help.html and map.html put structure into the 180 page
epoxy site. 90% of the pages are info and not sales related -- paul
(merry christmas to everyone reading this!)

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