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<blockquote data-quote="alternativeroute" data-source="post: 59646" data-attributes="member: 1115"><p>I think that can be the only way... My gun has seen all sorts through it. The problem now being that I am picking up contamination on my finish (little blobs of something)... I took the gun apart and it is now soaking to try loosen all the layers of crud in it...</p><p></p><p>The finishing so far has been a disaster... Steep learning curve. It is either to thin or too thick. Is there a more scientific way to measure? How do I know when the consistency is just right? </p><p></p><p>I can definitely see the potential. The coats that have gone on good look excellent (then I fluff it with another coat that has to be sanded off to salvage it)...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="alternativeroute, post: 59646, member: 1115"] I think that can be the only way... My gun has seen all sorts through it. The problem now being that I am picking up contamination on my finish (little blobs of something)... I took the gun apart and it is now soaking to try loosen all the layers of crud in it... The finishing so far has been a disaster... Steep learning curve. It is either to thin or too thick. Is there a more scientific way to measure? How do I know when the consistency is just right? I can definitely see the potential. The coats that have gone on good look excellent (then I fluff it with another coat that has to be sanded off to salvage it)... [/QUOTE]
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