Where can I purchase the Joe Kassuba spatula? I'm tired of "brush bubbles" and Klass Kote doesn't work well with credit cards. (Renders them useless for purchases!)

Watch out, Joe-word has it that Jim's credit card's no good...

Putter
Williston, ND

Jim, I have had pretty good luck just using a deck of cheap playing cards. Mixing on the card, little brush work here and there, and on open areas, just wipe on with the card. Gary

Jim
Do a search of this board. I would think that Klass Kote is thin and will flow out well?
It may be how you are putting it on?? How hot the area is?

Jim. I use the K-K and have found that the plastic palette knives sold in the art supplies works great. My favorite is the long thin blade. The K-K forms a little drop on both sides of the tip and is easily applied. Wipe clean with a coffee filter.

Jim
My email is hisrodshop@charter.net . There is an article regarding spatula's on my web page also www.hisrodshop.com
Regards Joe Kassuba



His Rod Shop
Joe Kassuba

Excellent article. The Klass Kote paint can be applied exactly the same way, although it is much thinner in consistency than other epoxies. The plastic palette knife I favor is very close in shape to the metal spatula with the pointed tip. The Klass Kote can also be applied with a foam brush cut to the width of the wrap. Either way, because the paint has more solvent, it releases bubbles more easily and shrinks a bit as it sets.

Try a flat bristle artists brush. Dip it in 5min epoxy, brush most of it out till the tip is nice and flat, and let it dry. Makes a very nice spatula that sits perfectly in your hand, and they're cheap too (you don't need the high dollar kind so get a couple of different widths)