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madghost
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04-30-2008, 09:42 PM

Ron, thanks much for your insight and for helping out with the editing and making the pictures work for me. Icon_redface

Would Frombey's refinisher be the best to use? I have used this before and it doesn't seem to tbe as harsh as some of the other aggressive strippers out there.
I have a new air compressor and sprayer I got for Christmas. I was going to use the equipment on this as I have not been fully satisifed with the results I get from spray bombs on consoles. So, I will purchase the toner tint/dye or whatever to mix with the lacquer. When adding to lacquer, any ideas as to what is the best clear lacquer product? I know Deft sells cans of it at Home Depot, but it is the kind you use to apply with a brush and specifically says not to use for spraying. The trim you mentioned is an easy do on the other hand with a spray bomb.
Thanks in advance, SF/MG

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RADIOBAR COLORS - by madghost - 04-17-2008, 10:32 PM

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