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Rubber replacement saga continues
by Gene 20 years ago
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Re: Rubber replacement saga continues
by bes 20 years ago
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Re: Rubber replacement saga continues
by Gene 20 years ago
by Gene 20 years ago
Re: Rubber replacement saga continues
by Yves 20 years ago
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by gcollins 20 years ago
by gcollins 20 years ago
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by alphapong 20 years ago
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Re: Rubber replacement saga continues
by Bernard 20 years ago
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Re: Rubber replacement saga continues
by Gene 20 years ago
by Gene 20 years ago
Re: Rubber replacement saga continues
by cole 20 years ago
by cole 20 years ago
Re: Rubber replacement saga continues
by alphapong 20 years ago
by alphapong 20 years ago
Re: Rubber replacement saga continues
by Yves 20 years ago
by Yves 20 years ago
Re: Rubber replacement saga continues
by cole 20 years ago
by cole 20 years ago
Re: Rubber replacement saga continues
by Gene 20 years ago
by Gene 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Rubber replacement saga continues) was posted by cole, on 12/28/2004 3:33:24 PM:
I'm wondering if he didn't put on too much shellac. I don't use shellac, I use poly. But when I'm done I can't see it on there. If there's enough on there to actually make the surface slick I have a feeling it will also change the feel of the blade. I always preach put as little on as possible while dampening the entire surface. When I'm done the blade seems barely damp for just a few seconds. Then you can't tell it's there. Shellac may be different though. I've heard some chinese top players shellac their wood blades real heavy to add speed. |