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Thanks for the reply Jim,
I have been able to find tune HVLP spraying decently well, so I know it wouldn’t be terribly hard to confine the spray to a pretty small area if needed. It’s more of the...

Wanted to ask what the options are for touching up EM6000 for items that are already installed. I understand it’s a spray finish but for things like large furniture or window/door casing it seems...

Hello,
I wanted to ask what people have to say about spray finishing panel doors, like a six panel pine door and expansion/contraction.
I have sprayed a few doors now, but I always seem to find...

That is more or less what I ended up doing for what I took a picture of.
but in the interest of having cuts match up perfectly, even for something like this, I’ll have to keep tinkering.

Good call.
with enough time and scraps I will probably figure it out. Was just wanting to ask any tips or recommendations people could offer.

I already have a single bevel dewalt. Built a decent number of things with various simple angles. Sometimes a simple concept gets flipped around like in a dyslexic way, so it just doesn’t make sense...

Didn’t have a particular way. Wanted to get the cuts down so the pieces marry up nicely then go from there. I’ve put together other various joints with simple angles just can’t figure out how to get...

Looking for some education on multi angle cuts/joining.
now when you see the picture, it’s a last minute slap together something project, so please try and ignore how crappy this is. Want to redo...

Good catch on the type of wood. I thought it looked a little interesting but hadn’t really given much thought to it since the interior of the chest is definitely cedar.
We did buy this ourselves to...

Here are the pictures. I was thinking it was a bit thicker than it actually was. maybe when it got damp then dried it became far more rigid than some of the stuff I saw in my...

Understood. I’ll try and get a pic as soon as I can.

Hello,
I have a cedar chest that I need to refinish. The catch is some moisture/mold got onto the surface and when I looked at it, it appeared to be a 1/16" or so veneer that is buckling due to the...

Maybe my timing measurement it a bit off. I was guesstimating but it was probably far shorter than that since I was moving fairly fast. maybe a minute to a minute and a half is more like it. My...

Wanted to post a follow-up on this. 2 days ago I got out to the shop with the new gallon of 9300. Same issue more or less. Opened the gun up a bit more for a heavier coat but thinking maybe I was...

Also, what have you seen as the drying times for 9300?
For the closet door, by the time I’m done with the door the bottom portion is already nearly dry. Compared to the 6000 this seems really fast...

Good info, thanks
I’m suspecting the batch of finish more and more at the moment. Sounds like everything else lines up as the ideal scenario for proper spraying.

Not the purple gun, it’s the more expensive one in the 70$ range. I have the purple one too but as cheap as it is I have it more for parts than actual usage.

Thanks Jim.
Looks like we're both on the same page more or less. This gun comes with a 1.4mm needle. Seems the HF guns mention different needle sizes but nobody sells the other ones... I'm...

For those who spray EM 9300, I wanted to ask what size tip and or settings you have seen is needed to spray this product well.
Have only sprayed 6000 prior to this and in comparison the 9300 seems...

I know there are two very different approaches, one with laserjet/toner and one with inkjet but the processes for each aren't interchangeable. I don't have a color inkjet so my focus has been on the...

I don’t have a disposable setup so temp containers are my go to for the time being.
never have tried the other products you mentioned. suppose I’ll get there when I have a project that is best...

Understood on the mixing. I was hoping with how slow the first setting is that it wouldn't be overkill for something like this. But I won't tempt it if a gentle stir is all that is needed.
This...

Wanted to ask for input on what people have seen is a best use scenario for adding TC CL100 crosslinker to their products.
Instructions were for 2-5% for total volume. Stirring while adding. Mix...

possibly true. I think the process in general will require a decent amount of trial and error. The examples show PC being used to transfer to bare wood but all the notes keep saying it should also...

The aim is for the entire piece of wood to be white with the image applied onto it.