Fullerplast catalyst

[Dale in Pa]

I've been using Fullerplast for about 20 yrs and learned today that it was discontinued. I've got about 1/3 of a gal of finish left but no catalyst. Anybody have any that they would consider selling?

Also, what are you guys using for finishes. I need something that sets up pretty fast as I spray outside and don't want to have to sand too many bugs out of the finish?

[Bowjunkie]

Dale, I answered your question on the LW, but I see you added to it here about spraying outside. I have sprayed both F-plast and T-bird outside, and then immediately moved them into a dust free, bug free room and hung them to dry. Virtually no bugs or dust particles in either.

Conditions are different here now that I moved, so I have to figure something else out.

[Dale in Pa]

Jeff, that's what I used to do, spray it and then put it inside away from dust and bugs. How long before Tbird is set up enough that stuff doesn't stick to it?

[Bowjunkie]

I don't know for sure, longer than Fullerplast, between a half hour and an hour I'd guess? Moving it like we do, and hanging it in a 'still room' with no bugs or dust particles moving around seems to be the ticket. I rarely have even a single dust particle in the finish. As a preventative measure I also wet the floor in the garage where I'm spraying so the air from the gun doesn't kick up any dust.

I don't know if we're allowed to insert website links here, but I posted a link in your thread on the LW for tbirdarchery (dotcom). They give a lot of details on their "how to apply" page.

[Roy from Pa]

http://tbirdarchery.com/

[Bow man]

Dale depending on humidity and Tempature and how thick you coat Thunderbird will be set for things not to stick to it in a 15 minutes to an hour. Lots of variables.

We will be at ETAR again if your there come by and talk and ask all the questions you have