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[Jumpus GooDarus]

How do you do a very fine third coat?

Put Less Resin On

The 1st coat is a bit heavy main reason it needs to soak into the cotton

Next coat alot thinner & it's moreso to fill any sink backs which have occured after the 1st coat

With every coat whether it's 1 , 2 or 3 not a good idea to just apply & 4get

I go back every say 20 minutes to check on it, you can stuff the job by leaving air bubbles in the resin

So I brush through again & again if need be + by doing this you also get rid of any area's where to much resin has been applied.

Not often but if I 4get or doing something else & the resin starts gettting tacky ??

I use a bit of Metho on the brush to make it glide along easier the metho dry's & dosen't effect the resin .

[poly]

Buggered if I know what brand the winch is

Not a Fuji but it's one of the better quality Chi Nee ones & let me tell you some of those Chi Nee/Taiwon ones are pathetic

Yes I generally do 2 coats on the light sticks sometimes a very fine 3rd coat

thanks mate, didn't think it was a fuji, but then again it dose not look like a cheap crap either

[Christos]

Thank you for that information Jumpy.

[Jumpus GooDarus]

No probs Christos !

Like I said earlier you can apply resin on a bit thick , let it sink in & settle into the cotton , then use your brush to thin it out.

After each swipe of the brush just sqeeze out the excess out b4 brushing again