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07-27-2004 09:24 PM #2
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Depends on how smooth you blew it on, and how smooth (shiney) you want it when you're done.
The last acrylic lacquer job I did was 25 years ago and all it needed was a good hand rub. If you've got "orange peel" then you have to knock it down smooth, then buff. Just be careful as it's easy to "burn" lacquer if you get too aggressive with the wheel.Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
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I saw last night on fb about John. The world sure lost a great one. I'm going to miss his humor, advice, and perspective from another portion of the world. Rest in Peace Johnboy.
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