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laquer (4)
laquer
by jing 17 years ago
by jing 17 years ago
Re: laquer
by aeoliah 17 years ago
by aeoliah 17 years ago
Re: laquer
by jing 17 years ago
by jing 17 years ago
Re: laquer
by aeoliah 17 years ago
by aeoliah 17 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: laquer) was posted by aeoliah, on 7/1/2007 1:00:37 AM:
Sorry for the late reply. Using speed glue means greater risk to splintering, but I don't know if the number of layers could also be an additional factor. Splintering gives no warning, all of a sudden it is there, so it would be best to seal your blades. Sealing the blade will make the surface a bit harder, hence add a fraction of speed. |