lol, yep thats it!!!!! I think....

<t>no its an acrylic wetlook top coating, lol, dont ask me to explain the chemistry, Im a girl!!!!! I asked for different samples to play with, the acrylic works a treat as do the PU clear coatings, for some reason it wont penetrate the white, looks very wishy washy, thats why I am putting a white ...

Hi Pisque, yep done the costings and works out very cheap compared to the dyesub coatings, around £14.50 per litre for usable product, the spraying of a 8ft piece of mdf takes literally mins. We do have a spray booth though.

Hi Greybeard no, two coats of primer, then the acrylic then press

Hi its MDF, 2 coats of white pu primer, and a wetlook acrylic coating. Not my artwork though, pinched of google so I could check the colour vibrancy.

how about a cd storage unit

lol, I think Barry is Harry Styles twin bro

<t>Hi, no the earlier thread was Rasmarts coatings, this is a specialised pu coating, the clear one works a treat, the white has a milky appearance which works with some prints but not others. I am working with a local chemist to try and find a way to sort it. My problem is I need a cost effective ...

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