dyna 2 test

John Voigt jvoigt@gwtc.net
Thu, 01 Feb 2001 19:23:32 -0600


My results have been similar to the others already mentioned.  It does
adhere well to vertical surfaces.  There is minimal odor.  The keys to
making it work well are getting a thick enough coat and timing of
removal.  My biggest difficulty was was getting enough material on.  I
was using a natural bristle brush, but not a wide enough one.  I tried
it on a couple of different finishes and it did seem to need a second
coat more often with the varnish.  I tried differences in the thickness
of the application and it is best to get it about as thick as you
possibly can.  Doing this evenly is the trick.  I tested scraping it off
at varying times after application and it seemed best between 45 and 90
minutes.  I work in a quite confined area and it was nice not to be so
concerned about fumes.  There will be places that require a second coat,
but that seems to be the case with other strippers I have used.  All in
all, it seems like a good product.

John Voigt




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