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"Alexander A. Meller" wrote:
What is a proper grit to prepare "A" faced ply (birch if it makes a difference) for epoxy coating prior to painting. ----- I have often wondered if plywood surfaces aren't contaminated with the glues etc used to manufacture the plywood. If so, I would assume a solvent wash and or sanding would remove? Anyone have an idea on this? Also, how about adding say 10% solvent the the first coat of epoxy (either with or without the cloth) to aid in penetration of the epoxy into the wood. Paul Oman www.epoxyproducts.com/marine.html |
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