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#2Thing Is
Mark Mandell - Gone Round In New Jersey
his videos are advertisements for his product. Kind of a "no-no" around here, Del. It's one thing to speak to an product, even link to a website, but effectively re-posting ads here undercuts Ellis' ad revenue that keeps WC going.
Maybe Charles should take some ad space here.
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#3anything special about conditioner/wash coat?
Bill Tindall, E.Tn.
I am asking this question from almost total ignorance because I have almost no experience. But in principle the requirement seems easily achieved- quick dry/cure/, easily sanded, low solids, little inherent color, compatible with top coat. How could, white glue, shellac or lacquer sanding sealer- products already on hand- diluted to appropriate solids be improved upon by some specialty product?
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#4from the looks of it...
david weaver
it looks like a white glue type product or some kind of glue size. It's expensive, but I guess this hobby is, too.
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#5It can’t. He’s making a living with marketing
Dick Coers
A spit coat of shellac has been used way before he was born. Well maybe an exaggeration, but a long time.
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#6sorry about the post about conditioner
del schisler
didn't mean to try and sell his item's at all , just posted information ?
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#7Re: No problem, Del...
david weaver
..most of us didn't take it that way. Sometimes when you find something that works for you, you just want to tell everyone about it.
That's what I gathered. It starts discussion, anyway....when someone comes on these forums and just pushes product, we learn who they are and they'll get run off.
Just letting you know the entire hive here didn't get their stingers out.