CharlesNeil…..........I gotta say that reading this post, that you are a pleasure. So nice to see/read things that come from a lifetime of experience and as far as I am concerened,you know what you speak about.
Finishing is a "trade" of its own. The combinations and permutaions of what can go wrong is virtually endless. Once again I remain convinced that "experiene is a very tough teacher"......test first,......... lesson later.
I have taken many finishing courses over the years and have decades of time spent with a spray gun in my hand. A good finisher can make junk look priceless and a bad finisher can ruin a priceless piece in seconds.
Finishing is a "trade" of its own. The combinations and permutaions of what can go wrong is virtually endless. Once again I remain convinced that "experiene is a very tough teacher"......test first,......... lesson later.
I have taken many finishing courses over the years and have decades of time spent with a spray gun in my hand. A good finisher can make junk look priceless and a bad finisher can ruin a priceless piece in seconds.
