06-15-2013, 09:29 PM
Yes!! That is exactly what I need! I'll send you a PM, DeckApe. Thanks! 
Good news and bad news on the cabinet front today...
I went out this morning and was rushing my work as I had to be away this afternoon. I sprayed what I thought would be final clear coats on the 610T, and stupidly left it in the sun. Result: Minor bubbles/blisters on the front panel, and a few serious ones on the bottom trim in front.
I'm hoping I can save all of my hard work on that cabinet with some careful wet sanding. I feel the ones on the panel itself will be fairly easy to sand smooth; I'm not so sure about the ones on the bottom trim, but I will do the best that I can with it. Lesson learned - do not leave a freshly lacquered cabinet in the sun!
On the good news side, I did get the second coat of grain fill applied to the top and front of my 38-2670B cabinet. I did not have time to apply the grain filler to the sides, I will do that tomorrow if it isn't raining.
Good news and bad news on the cabinet front today...
I went out this morning and was rushing my work as I had to be away this afternoon. I sprayed what I thought would be final clear coats on the 610T, and stupidly left it in the sun. Result: Minor bubbles/blisters on the front panel, and a few serious ones on the bottom trim in front.
I'm hoping I can save all of my hard work on that cabinet with some careful wet sanding. I feel the ones on the panel itself will be fairly easy to sand smooth; I'm not so sure about the ones on the bottom trim, but I will do the best that I can with it. Lesson learned - do not leave a freshly lacquered cabinet in the sun!On the good news side, I did get the second coat of grain fill applied to the top and front of my 38-2670B cabinet. I did not have time to apply the grain filler to the sides, I will do that tomorrow if it isn't raining.
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Ron Ramirez
Ferdinand IN
