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Has anyone tried the Gel type as opposed the thick.
Price wise it looks awfully inexpensive at a $1.00 an ounce.
Price wise it looks awfully inexpensive at a $1.00 an ounce.
THe new bulk buy,Originally posted by Fred in NC
<br />Eagle, where do you get it for $1 an ounce?
Are you referring to the GEl or thick?Originally posted by btboone
<br />Eagle, in the literature in one of the catalogs, they mentioned that the thick glue required the kicker to get it to fully set. When using it, I usually get the white surface on the glue. It might be a good idea to try a cheap scrap before committing a nice blank to it.
Originally posted by btboone
<br />It doesn't take much accelerator, that's for sure. Something to try is to spray some on a paper towel and merely get it close to the CA. It will set up faster than without, but not so fast that it causes the big reaction.
Originally posted by Old Griz
<br />There are two types of accellerator.. a mild and the normal.. the mild accellerator does not cause the white bubbling because it is slower acting.. I use it all the time on my CA finish with no problems with the thick CA...
I usually use a Viva or Bounty paper towel to apply the CA in a nice thin coating and then wait a couple of seconds and give it a light spray of the mild accellerator..
I buy all my CA and accellerator from www.woodhelp.com...
Would you expound on this procedure?Originally posted by Always Practicing
<br />another tip to avoid the white foaming action of using to much accelerant.
Try just putting one spritz of accelerant on to the bed of the lathe and not on the ca itself...
The fumes seem to set it up just fine.