HELP !!! Spar Urethane gone bad! - Tiki Carving

A AlohaStation Tiki Socialite So FL Joined: Sep 27, 2004 Posts: 2434	A AlohaStation Posted posted on Wed, Sep 22, 2010 10:48 AM There is a cure. Sanding - yes, the one thing that you probably want to avoid, but truly the best way to "fix" it. The good thing is that you can use a coarse grit for quick removal. If you are concerned with losing the burnt areas, don't be, because you can always re-burn it. And you can also use paint as a cover-up. You can leave it, but the urethane may eventually start to peel away and its always gonna bug you. Don't give up - your chops are too good! Lets see some Glamour Shots of this guy!!!

There is a cure. Sanding - yes, the one thing that you probably want to avoid, but truly the best way to "fix" it. The good thing is that you can use a coarse grit for quick removal. If you are concerned with losing the burnt areas, don't be, because you can always re-burn it. And you can also use paint as a cover-up. You can leave it, but the urethane may eventually start to peel away and its always gonna bug you. Don't give up - your chops are too good! Lets see some Glamour Shots of this guy!!!

Post #555391 by AlohaStation on Wed, Sep 22, 2010 10:48 AM