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What causes gasket lacquer crazing??

Started by Tree Rat, August 25, 2010, 08:31:00 PM

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Tree Rat

A friend was showing me how to use gasket lacquer, but he started getting carzing/crakcs in the top coat and couldn't tell me what caused it.

Anybody know?  

It looks like a widnshield after an accident. Looks kinda cool when desired but not so much when you don't.
Not all Squirrels are nuts....

Jake Fr

maybe he needs to thin it a bit or get a new gasket on his dip tube

LostNation_Larry

I had it happen to a shaft with 10+ coats of lacquer.  I would guess it was too much or too thick of lacquer.  Thin with 2 tbsp of acetone and buy a new gasket.
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JPE

Larry is correct the laquer is too thick. Thin it a little , new gasket and pull it more slowly. That removes a little bit more per dip.


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