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I finished the clock I was doing for a friend. First clock. Not too bad. I think I will do more if people want them.

The FBE lazy susan I did was LOVED by the recipient.

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The clock looks great Robert.

I do hate to tell you though - the timepiece is WAY off. It's 12:15 right now not 10:10.


Was that your first flood coat? Excellent job. Did you tke any pics of the lazy susan?
 

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Kevin said:
The clock looks great Robert.

I do hate to tell you though - the timepiece is WAY off. It's 12:15 right now not 10:10.


Was that your first flood coat? Excellent job. Did you tke any pics of the lazy susan?

That was with 3 coats just like the lazy susan. Its prolly just under 1/8" thick. I have pics of the LS also. Ill add them here too.

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Robert

BTW everyone is AMAZED at that FBE. They think I painted it or something
 

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Heres the LS. The one shows the bark and how well it came out. A couple pieces broke off in the planer. I got most of it put back on but there is the one spot that I didnt want to force it. Its not hugely noticeable.

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Robert

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Both pieces look awesome! Can't pick a fav. :good::good2:
 

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chippin-in said:
Kevin said:
The clock looks great Robert.

I do hate to tell you though - the timepiece is WAY off. It's 12:15 right now not 10:10.


Was that your first flood coat? Excellent job. Did you tke any pics of the lazy susan?

That was with 3 coats just like the lazy susan. Its prolly just under 1/8" thick. I have pics of the LS also. Ill add them here too.

Thanks
Robert

BTW everyone is AMAZED at that FBE. They think I painted it or something

Sorry if I missed something- 3 coats of?????
 

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Really nice, Robert!:drinks:

I likes the shiney!:yipee:

I know, it's rarely used on the high-end stuff, but there's not much "high-end" in the trailer here!:i_dunno:

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All I can say is Wow. That is beautiful. I love everything about it.
 

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Mike1950 said:
Sorry if I missed something- 3 coats of?????

Two-part epoxy. AKA "flood coat". This is the brand I have used for years - although I haven't done a flood coat in ~5 years or so. I don't care for the high gloss sheen for most projects, but there's an easy way to make it satin after it dries which looks gorgeous.

All a matter of preference and for this clock and LS they look great.


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Thanks for all the replies.

I used system 3 mirror coat. 3 coats.

Robert
 
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