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Flexcoat lite v high build
Posted by:
Michael Parker
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Date: December 05, 2002 04:39PM
What's the difference between these two? Under what circumstances would I want to use one or the other? Re: Flexcoat lite v high build
Posted by:
Tom Kirkman
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Date: December 05, 2002 07:31PM
The hi-build will do anything the lite version will, even provide a low build coating. The lite will require more applications to build up to the level of a normal hi-build application. Your technique is mostly to do with this. Many guys who finish fly and light spin rods prefer working with the lite version and use more than one application if they desire a bit more depth. ................... Re: Flexcoat lite v high build
Posted by:
Clyde Dent
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Date: December 06, 2002 09:12AM
In my experience, the Lite version does not offer as long a pot life as the high-build version. Might want to give it a practice run first before trying it on that just-finished perfect wrap. Clyde Dent Re: Flexcoat lite v high build
Posted by:
Bill Moschler
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Date: December 06, 2002 09:20AM
I like the lite version at least for a first coat. I try to get the tunnel full with it and get the threads just sealed, then I trim and put on later coats. Probably a little easier to get a level finish with the high build after that. At least for me the lite has a tendency to sag in the middle and pull away from the ends when I get it too heavy (or sometimes when I think I have it just heavy enough to level well) Re: Flexcoat lite v high build
Posted by:
lola Kews
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Date: December 06, 2002 01:30PM
Doe's it hurt anything to use a first coat of FC Lite and then another coat of U40 LS supreme? This is the technique I was intending to try on my current project. Re: Flexcoat lite v high build
Posted by:
Bill Boettcher
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Date: December 07, 2002 02:12AM
Why use two products? Put two coats of the one that you like to use Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.
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