I checked out a set this morning. I generally refinish stained sets and this was, "a high end," factory painted set.
I wasn't too impressed.
So, 10 years later, some of that fuzzy wood ***t is coming up through bubbling paint. Only on a few choice areas. But still. Small in the scope of things, big to me.
My coatings of choice are BIN and Breakthrough.
I know just sanding the fuzzy wood won't get me very far. My mind is drifting towards using West systems epoxy to get those spots wicked hard, sanding and applying to perfection.....but honestly idk. Idk about flashing. I'm in uncharted territory here.
I can just sand and put down some crackshot.
I know that won't last how I want it to- I don't have a hack reputation, nor do I want to make one.
Anyone have insight or experience with this scenario?
I wasn't too impressed.
So, 10 years later, some of that fuzzy wood ***t is coming up through bubbling paint. Only on a few choice areas. But still. Small in the scope of things, big to me.
My coatings of choice are BIN and Breakthrough.
I know just sanding the fuzzy wood won't get me very far. My mind is drifting towards using West systems epoxy to get those spots wicked hard, sanding and applying to perfection.....but honestly idk. Idk about flashing. I'm in uncharted territory here.
I can just sand and put down some crackshot.
I know that won't last how I want it to- I don't have a hack reputation, nor do I want to make one.
Anyone have insight or experience with this scenario?