<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">In a message dated 4/30/03 9:31:52 AM Pacific Daylight Time, junk@velocitus.net writes:<BR>
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What is the preferred method of sealing the edges of Monokote or<BR>
Ultracote? Back ten years ago I used to mix up K&B Superpoxy clear with<BR>
gloss harnened in a 1 oz cup, and brush with a nice paint brush along the<BR>
leading edges and corners, any place that would be prone to lifting.<BR>
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What else do you guys do, if anything, to seal these edges?<BR>
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-D<BR>
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I have not been doing any sealing, the key is to get the edges REALLY hot, they will stay down if they are put down hot (speaking of monocote, I quit using Ultracote because is doesn't seal as well) Any of the current clear topcotes PPG, DuPount etc would work and I have used this to lay monocote trim on a glass fuse, better than K&B because doesn't yellow.<BR>
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Bob</FONT></HTML>