LS Supreme

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LS Supreme

Posted by: Dwayne Rye (---.vbch1.va.home.com)

Date: August 17, 2001 08:36PM

I just wanted to post an update to a problem I had a while back concerning the LS 2000 Supreme Rod Finish. I had a problem with the self leveling characterstics of the finish, and I was ending up with waves in the finish. I took your advise and brushed the finish horizontally along the wrap. It took two coats but I managed to level it out. I also experimented a little. I found (probably well know to you all) that if I leave the finish "alone" after I apply it, it will self level very nicely. I realized that when I mess with it after its been on the rod for 10 minutes or so, I'll have problems. It's not like Flex Coat where you can hit it with a little heat. Thanks for your help. Take Care

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