mathias_buttface
FBHQ Beginner
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Join date : 2013-10-27
Age : 25
Location : narnia
Companies : amazon
Setup : borrowed board with burger on it
 |  Subject: Lacquer for Fingerboard designs Thu Nov 07, 2013 3:23 am | |
| I just ordered a plain temple, and planned of putting a design on it, yet I'm not sure what lacquer to put on after im done drawing. Any sudggestions? |
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TaylorT
Part of the Furniture
Posts : 2568
Join date : 2010-03-21
Age : 27
Location : Seattle Washington
Companies : Designer @ ¿Maybe? Skateboards, Live Video Director @ Westgate Chapel, Friend of Ollie @ Compiny Fingerboards
Setup : Until further notice:
Homewood New Mold (Red smokestack graphic)
Ytrucks X4 Tex Black
Flatface G6e's (or Oaks)
New Foamy Greatness
| | Subject: Re: Lacquer for Fingerboard designs Thu Nov 07, 2013 3:54 am | |
| I've always found krylon triple thick glaze to do a good job. There are tons of replicas of this paint, but this is the real deal. It's pretty hard to find now, but this can is exactly what you want. It seriously is triple thick. 2-3 coats is like glass. I did a pinewood derby car with 12 coats of this stuff once   |
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Mikkel S
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Age : 33
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| | Subject: Re: Lacquer for Fingerboard designs Thu Nov 07, 2013 6:04 am | |
| I have an idea  Instead of spending money on a can of lacquer, you could spend money on sending your deck back to Ryan when you have made your design. I'm sure he would lacquer it for you.. |
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ronan
FBHQ Beginner
Posts : 50
Join date : 2013-07-02
Location : Texas
Companies : Dual-digit
Setup : Varies by the day
| | Subject: Re: Lacquer for Fingerboard designs Thu Nov 07, 2013 7:11 am | |
|  You can find it just about anywhere for pretty cheap, and it dries in 30 minutes(usually closer to 10 in my experience) and seems to last. We can call Mikkel's suggestion a plan b ;-) |
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