Hi all,
I put three coats of spar urethane on my desktop (outside, 80 degree sun) and things were looking nice and shiny. I brought it in and installed it. Then wanted to fix up a couple small dings I made in the process (and yes, I now know why spar is not ideal for desktop surfaces, but it's what I had available to me). The patch job application was done indoors, with adequate ventilation, but I just not in direct sunlight, and not 80 degrees. I got a cloudy, crappy result. Thinking that I perhaps didn't mix the spar enough, I tried again but it's no better, now just bigger! Any ideas how to fix this on my third go 'round? Thicker application perhaps? Or do I need to get it back outside and do the entire top again.
Thank you for your insight.
Dan
I put three coats of spar urethane on my desktop (outside, 80 degree sun) and things were looking nice and shiny. I brought it in and installed it. Then wanted to fix up a couple small dings I made in the process (and yes, I now know why spar is not ideal for desktop surfaces, but it's what I had available to me). The patch job application was done indoors, with adequate ventilation, but I just not in direct sunlight, and not 80 degrees. I got a cloudy, crappy result. Thinking that I perhaps didn't mix the spar enough, I tried again but it's no better, now just bigger! Any ideas how to fix this on my third go 'round? Thicker application perhaps? Or do I need to get it back outside and do the entire top again.
Thank you for your insight.
Dan
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