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TurboC--:
Well, he wanted protection for the SIDEART though.  I was thinking about poly-ing mine, but I'm not sure if I want that look.  I'll probably see what it looks like after I repaint, the evenness and how durable it is.  Kinda leaning toward leaving it bare paint though. 
CJK:

--- Quote from: Sensei on August 13, 2005, 12:26:24 pm ---I used Poly-Resin for my control panel

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After that you have a resin coating about a qaurter inch thick.
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bravesfan:
Sensei,

Where did you buy the poly-resin?
Sensei:
Sorry I don't have any pics.  Perhaps I'll snag my wife's digital camera later and try to take some flattering pics.

As to where I bought it, I went to the local hardware store (I live in a small town) and simply described this stuff to them.  (actuall it was my mom who clued me into this stuff....thanks mom).

I told them it was this resin stuff that you mixed in two parts and then poured them onto a surface to make the equivalent of 200 coats of varnish.

They new exactly what I was talking about but had to order it in.  The next week I went in and picked it up.  It was about $30 CAN.  A little expensive but I thought it was worth it (instead of putting on coat after coat of varnish).

wintermute:
I built a bar in my house, and I used a product called envirotex lite to pour on a thick finish.  You use a torch or your breath to get the bubbles out, and the finish is really nice, very similar to what you might find on a table at a restrauant.  If you pour it on and leave it alone, it's a very glossy look, but I think there are also instructions for making it come out matte. 

Here's a link: http://www.creative-wholesale.com/Envirotex%20Lite.htm
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