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Lets get this bomber spinning - Lenco B52 with a Mayware Formula IV tonearm
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<blockquote data-quote="alternativeroute" data-source="post: 271686" data-attributes="member: 1115"><p>Grrrrrr.... :headbanger:</p><p></p><p>I knew I should of put a 3mm MDF wrap on the top of the chipboard... Something possesed me to think that I could get the finish smooth with some filling and glue/water sealing...</p><p></p><p>Was looking fine this morning and I started on my usual light wet sand (between NC lacquer coats) to get rid of remnant nibs and smooth the finish... No problems on the MDF - business as usual. But, the chipbard immediately started blistering :walled:</p><p></p><p>Anyway. It will have to be dry sanding and an extra two to three coats to get the chipboard bits to an acceptable finish. With MDF I usually settle with three coats (which gives good coverage without the edge definition and shape getting smudged by thick layers of topcoat)...</p><p></p><p>O well. Live and learn as they say :roll:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="alternativeroute, post: 271686, member: 1115"] Grrrrrr.... :headbanger: I knew I should of put a 3mm MDF wrap on the top of the chipboard... Something possesed me to think that I could get the finish smooth with some filling and glue/water sealing... Was looking fine this morning and I started on my usual light wet sand (between NC lacquer coats) to get rid of remnant nibs and smooth the finish... No problems on the MDF - business as usual. But, the chipbard immediately started blistering :walled: Anyway. It will have to be dry sanding and an extra two to three coats to get the chipboard bits to an acceptable finish. With MDF I usually settle with three coats (which gives good coverage without the edge definition and shape getting smudged by thick layers of topcoat)... O well. Live and learn as they say :roll: [/QUOTE]
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