: I finished sanding and applied the Solar Lux today. Boy, was that next to
: impossible! I made the mistake of using a foam brush at first, but it soon
: disintegrated. The stain dries so fast that you have to keep moving and
: blending, impossibly fast it seems, even with the max amount of retarder.
: I took my t-shirt off and used it in a pinch.
I use a rag to apply it. I get the rag good and wet with the stain and work very fast, and then plan on two coats. I have gone over the whole thing after with the Solar Lux Reducer which helped even things out well - your use of water probably did the same. I don't think water would work once the stain is truly dry.
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eric -- 5/22/2009, 1:06 am- Re: Strip: sanding then staining with Solar Lux
Rob Macks / Laughing Loon CC&K -- 5/22/2009, 8:10 am- Re: Strip: sanding then staining with Solar Lux
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Nick Schade - Guillemot Kayaks -- 6/5/2009, 3:54 pm- Re: Strip: sanding then staining with Solar Lux *Pic*
eric -- 6/7/2009, 2:49 pm- Re: Strip: sanding then staining with Solar Lux
eric -- 6/7/2009, 2:51 pm
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Mike Bielski -- 5/22/2009, 7:36 am - Re: Strip: sanding then staining with Solar Lux
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