Oxford Premium Spray Lacquer - for Del

[Delwin D Fandrich]

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Sent: September 08, 2001 2:14 PM
Subject: Re: Oxford Premium Spray Lacquer - for Del


> Hi Del -
>
> I understand your sentiment, but you may have missed all the references
> to that product in the text as "PSL"  - (Premium Spray Lacquer).   It is,
> to my knowledge, the only water-based lacquer sporting 100% burn-in as
> one of it's attributes, much like nitrocellulose lacquer.  The company
> that produces the product refers to it as PSL and we have followed suit.
> Sorry for the confusion.
>
> Of course, talking about spraying ANY finish naturally leads to questions
> about openings and orifices and equipment and PSI and the ever present
> danger...... orange peel.    Spraying water-based stuff seems to only
> heighten the suspense and the consternation, hence the tendency to focus
> on that part of the issue.
>
> Despite well over 10 years of science, the water-based finishes are still
> in a learning curve.
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No, I figured out what PSL stood for, it's just that there has been very
little said about it and much about spray guns of various types.

I still think the subject line is misleading. I'd really like to learn a bit
more about PSL as the subject line suggests.

Regards,

Del