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I have to use a lacquer base contact for laminate a job. I will not be able to spray. I'm using Star Stuk NS-35+, a brushing grade product. It says on the can that you can roll it on. I was wondering what kind of roller would be best? This product is very thick.
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For rolling I always use an “adhesive roller” from Home Depot. Allows a nice even spread as you need to beware of puddles.
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We call them corncobs. Clean them off real good or die them in lacquer thinner and they can last years or at least through the entire job.
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Easiest way to apply is to use a squirt bottle to apply the contact adhesive then roll it out. Adhesive in paint trays will get gummy real quick.
Last edited by johnny means; 10-30-2018 at 7:57 PM.
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I assume you mean theseOriginally Posted by johnny means
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To google use contact adhesive roller.
BTW great tip on the squirt bottle to dispense it!
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Looks like it to me
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