Applying Epoxy Top Coat on DIY Pedal Enclosures

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  • Опубликовано: 23 дек 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @benhoward1329
    @benhoward1329 Год назад

    Wanda vision was a good show. These pedals are inspiring. Nice work

  • @johnb4024
    @johnb4024 Год назад

    I use a nitrile glove and I just spread it with my finger. I also used envirotex. Finished with a few distant passes of a torch lighter. Worked amazing and looks very professional.

  • @kraeutemall
    @kraeutemall 11 месяцев назад

    So shiny!

  • @oscarlamas9947
    @oscarlamas9947 3 года назад

    Great information. Well done. Thanks for taking the time to share this info. Have you ever tried this technique with clear Sticker Paper Clear for Inkjet & Laser Printer? Thanks.

  • @RegularFeelings
    @RegularFeelings 9 месяцев назад

    Use a heat gun to clear the bubbles from the resin while it’s in the cup. Then use the heat gun to level the resin after you pour.

  • @pythonflying
    @pythonflying 3 года назад

    Very cool, nice job on those pedals. How many pedals can you cover with the 32 oz of that epoxy? I was thinking of using self etching primer, then acrylic paint, then this epoxy, you think it will hold up well over time?

  • @Bloozestringer
    @Bloozestringer 3 года назад

    What’s your typical cure time on the epoxy?

    • @manicmusic329
      @manicmusic329  3 года назад +1

      In about 2 to 3 hours I can stop worrying about drips. In 24 I can not worry about dust. If I grab it I may get prints in it. By 48 hours I typically remove the backing tape and sometimes drill. Though occasionally it will pull away from the paint. After 72 it is good to go.
      I will usually box up the circuit if I have more than 60 hours of cure time.