Thread: A few more Questions

Hi Kanga, yes you can make your own acrylics, i got my resin from ebay and one lot from the hardware. I got my dye and from here and yes I do Micromesh both acrylic and wood. I use it dry on wood and wet on acyrlics

Toni

Hi Kanga,

Like Toni, I use MM on Acrylics and wood, and as Toni says, wet on plastics and dry on wood and composites (Dymondwood and Colourwood).

Bob

Originally Posted by clubbyr8

Hi Kanga,

Like Toni, I use MM on Acrylics and wood, and as Toni says, wet on plastics and dry on wood and composites (Dymondwood and Colourwood).

Bob

I use it dry on both - whats the advantage of wet on acrylics?

Brett

HI Brett using it wet on acrylics stops the sanding marks totally and gives it a shinier finish
Toni

Brett as said by all use wet on acrylic, corian and opalac. Dry on timber. But as always use a foam backing pad if you can for even pressure and light touches and if you have any fillets(sharp edges) not to much pressure as they will burn lines in the MM.
Darren