Can this be sanded down and remanded back up to a clear gloss finish?
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I personally have never tried that but I have seen this product - Resin Craft Surface Coat Spray - Fast drying, clear gloss finish/sealer. Ideal for fixing small blemishes in cured resin pieces. I would be interested to see if that works. It is from Environmental Technology.
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I Just be aware that it is high gloss. It you want the flat finish that is another version of the product. The stipple on the plastic will make it somewhat white looking which could be a problem on dark surface color.
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It is painted. I am sure it could be sanded but it would be better to just get one plain and do it yourself. It is such a nice board it would Be a shame to redo it.
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Yes, I have done it many times. Just be careful not to remove too much of the original finish once it has melted with the Formby's. After you have evened it out, I suggest using the Formby's Tung Oil, really puts on a nice finish. Use multiple thin coats.
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You could sand it off and then treat it again, to be xtra sure. But yeah once it turns black just paint over it.
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I would think so. I went over a stained and finished bedroom set. No sanding required. Sanding left scratch marks in the finish which showed through the gel stain.
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I am no expert, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. It dries clear and seems pretty easy to apply. I would not be afraid to use it on a resurfaced finish.
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HiSince you are not worried about the finish, you may try Goo Be Gone. It can be purchased almost anywhere. It may not even do any damage to the surface either.
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I wouldn't know. I sanded all the way down to remove the stain. I then stained again and applied the poly coat
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You could try using 0000 steel wool to sand it off. I use it to polish chrome and lightly sand other materials.
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Hello, I'm sure once sanded down you can paint the item, but it'll void the return policy and damage the reflective chrome finish. Thank you, EdgarManhattan Lane Support Team
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It's pretty well sealed. You'd have to sand it first for a good result. I thought about doing the same but never enough time :-)
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I highly recommend a finish coat. Not required, but once dirty impossible to clean without re-sanding and re-finishing. You can get a flat or satin finish if you don't want gloss.
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Yes, but it is difficult to spread it evenly. Once coated, the object will have a satin finish. Buffing will bring out more luster. After I am satisfied with the results, I clear-coat it for protection. Hope this helps. By the way, I use this product alot in the restoration of old radios and phonographs.
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I am not sure as you need to apply three coats for the best results with light sanding in between. I swearBy this product......you won't be disappointed but need to follow directions to a tee.
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It cures with a glossy finish. A proper surface prep (scuff sand) once fully cured would be in order to maximize adhesion of any paint/primer you plan to lay over it.
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It has a varnish on it already. Depending on the paint, yet. Refinish if you remove current gloss coat.