 Topic: Spinning horn while lacquering
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stevemarti
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Joined: January.19.05
Location: USA
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| Posted: August.28.05 at 8:24am | IP Logged
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I've heard the subject come up occasionally at the Tech conferences.
The basic idea is if you lacquer the horn while slowly rotating it in a
motor driven fixture, you can virually eliminate the risk of runs.
Granted an experienced sprayer can manage without, but the situation I
end up in is long intervals between lacquer jobs so I'm usually out of
practice. That makes me reluctant to take on the job. A few seconds
inattention can mean a whole lot more work. I don't think a rig like
this is available ready made. Looks like a good project. I'm guessing a
good rotation rate would be around 5 rpm or so.
Everyone with experience or comments on this technique?
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