I am usually asking questions, but Scott Parsons suggested that I share the results of an experiment where I mixed equal parts of Threadmaster Lite with the regular Threadmaster.

I mixed equal parts of the Lite resin, Lite hardener, Regular resin and Regular hardener and achieved what I sought - a finish that was thinner than the regular "high build" and had longer working time than the regular would have. The thinner was better because I had less bubbles and did not have to hit with heat.

I personally think the Lite is not as durable as the regular and takes FOREVER to cure so I have been using it only as a first [of more than one] coat.

The epoxy has cured nicely, so if you were ever thinking about trying this.....go for it.

Tony

You can also thin out any finish to what you want

I do it With No Problems At All

Bill - willierods.com

I haven't noticed anything unusual about the drying time of TM Lite. So far, I've had no problems with longevity. I guess I'm talking about 8 years.

I think Billly V has been doing this for a while, unless I'm thinking of someone else.

Hello John.

Billy uses Thread Master & ProKote mixed together, I have used it and it seems to work just fine.

Tight Wraps, Tight Lines, and Big Fish.

Bob,

New Bern, NC.

Robert,

Ah, that's right. Thanks for jogging my memory.

Hello John.

No problem that's what the board is for.

Bob,

New Bern, NC.