Another thread same issue, he is getting 60 ipm after tightening his
acme assembly up....
http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showth...t=23664&page=3
Another thread same issue, he is getting 60 ipm after tightening his
acme assembly up....
http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showth...t=23664&page=3
menomana
Hello David,
First off I would like to thank all the Joes2006 builders for all the great ideas and tips. I am sorry you are having problems . But as you said this is a learning experience. Maybe your misfortune will save countless hours for someone else later. Well the reason I am in your thread is because of entry #58 and #59.
I am hoping next weekend will be warm enough for me to paint. I want to use RustO you know which paint "hammered look" I already have computer with two tone silver/blue, looks good so I would like use it again. My dilemma , is I can not find a definitive answer on what primer/sealer to use. So if you or BP092 good enlighten me I would be most happy
Thanks again to all you good folks Kent
The sandable primer that was mentioned is probably your best bet for canned paint. That product was used by a wide range of joe 2006's builders and I love the stuff. It protects the wood but you can scuff it down perfect for a final finish. I believe it is about $3 and change a can at HD. Top coat is your choice, I would say go with a flat or semi gloss. If you go with a high gloss your nicks and bangs will show up significantly. But then again it is a machine isn't it (nuts) . I went with david and did rustoleum white semi gloss (painters touch) it's a blue can with a white top. (Home depot around here is a disaster for finding stuff. Primers are mixed with top coats, polyurethane with random paint. crazy.. Also you mentioned the cold. We in connecticut have had quite a cold front lately, a mild winter up until now. I wouldn't personally do any painting of any product in anything less than 50 degrees. And 50 is pushing it. I just spray in 50ish and let it dry, all the overspray gone and let it cure inside. But I'm afraid of even leaving the stuff to sit outside for even a half hour in this weather. Have fun
Thanks for the quick replys on Paint question, I went ahead and bought a compressor and HVLP sprayer (I have a metal equipment rack and roll away that could use freshpaint) So I have been looking for the sandable primer, but haven't found any thing like that in the big box stores , I'll try find a paint store and see if they have it. thanks again Kent