Ed asked: 'Ok, somebody has some experience with this idea, 'cause I know it has occurred to me in the past, but I didn't try it. I may have to juice some hammers, tomorrow. It is a three hour drive from here, so I can't be around when the normal mix hardens. Has anybody gotten decent results with using acetone to thin the lacquer instead of lacquer thinner? Would it dry in a 5 or 6 hour span if the hammers got a healthy dose? Just wondering..... " Ed, The initial 'set' will be quicker, but the over-all hardening will be the same. Yes, it will give you a peek at the end results, somewhat quicker, but, be aware, lacquer, by it's basic make-up/nature, is in a constant state of hardening. That is why a lacqered hammer requires attention constantly. (my objection to them!<G>) That's been my experience anyway. Best, Joe Joe Garrett, R.P.T. Captain of the Tool Police Squares R I
This PTG archive page provided courtesy of Moy Piano Service, LLC