Crystalac Brite Tone Waterbased Clear Coat Review
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- Опубликовано: 29 апр 2018
- Crystalac Brite Tone Waterbased Clear Coat Review. In this video I'm doing a review of the Crystalac Brite Tone Waterbased Top Coat. This is my first attempt at using a waterbased clear coat. See what you think about this product. Any questions please leave them below. Hope you enjoy!!
Crystalac Brite Tone Finish
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That’s the money shot! Beautiful!
WOW! We appreciate the love. Amazing job
Great results! No steel wool between coats is a huge plus.
Thanks Chase... I'm about to do my first build and the Crystalac line seems to be the pro's choice. Thanks for this great vid!
I tried this for the first time using a
It is very cloudy compared nitrocellulose lacquer. I have done trials and a guitar with it, also tried Varathane Crystal Gloss. I actually had to peel this crap off the first time because of a slight sag. Managed to get it done the second time by waiting 2 weeks before final sanding and buffing. Very aggravating! Trying to get away from the hazardous finishes but the water based polys fall way, way short. Good luck with your builds!
I just made my first purchase from them. The only issue I had was most of the items leaked during shipping. Thank goodness it's water-based! Other than 45 minutes cleaning up, it's great stuff.
Hi Chase. I tried brushing on the brite tone. I dont recommend due to being hard to level sand.. Great video
How do you do your headstock logos? That looks great!
Have you tried spraying the full neck with the clear yet? With the lacquer, I can just peel it off of the frets. I'm wondering if I can do the same with the Crystalac.
Hey Chase: Thanks for another great video. I am very interested in trying Brite Tone Topcoat Clear Gloss High Solids product for guitar refinishing. I generally do repairs, upgrades and some restoration. Can you tell me if this clear coat can be sprayed directly over existing factory finishes (like poly, lacquer, etc.) and still bond properly? I am concerned about having proper adhesion if this product were to over lap an existing factory finish. I would certainly prep first by scuff sanding and cleaning. I don't always need or desire to spray a clear coat on the entire guitar but there are times when finishes may overlap a bit (or need to be 'feathered' into one another) so I need to know it this product will play nicely with original finishes. Thank you for any additional insight that you can offer! Your a good dude and you make good videos so thanks for sharing!
Awesome video Chase. Im getting ready to refinish one of my basses and I'm planning on using Crystalac. I don't have a spray gun and I was wondering what kind of spray gun you use? Thank you, Jack.
Hey chase, was the neck dyed/tinted with any other colors before you sprayed on the crystalac? Because that finish is beautiful and I'd love to know whether I need anything else to get a similar finish
Great video Chase. Did you sand and buff the very next day? I would say that is amazing.
Chase Thank for the video! Very helpful! What compound did you polish with? Do you think you could use an orbital sander with the compounds and wool buffing pads vs a buffing wheel? I want a high gloss surface on a 2D surface. Thanks!
How do you make your gold decals with black outlines?
Can I pour this on an acrylic canvas painting?😊
Do you do a complete dismantle and clean your spraygun between each layer? Would it be enough to just shoot a good amount of warm water into a bottle? Have never sprayed a waterbased topcoat. Do you still use this product 3 years later?
I just sprayed my first coat of this. It looks very orange peel. It's not at all smooth.
Where do I find this crystalac brute tone