The contents of a two part kit are flammable. Work in a well ventilated area. Keep away from high heat, sparks, open flames and possible sources of ignition. Wear appropriate … More
We recommend our Bristol Finish Thinner to clean up of brushes. Acetone is an acceptable alternative to our thinner.
This is always a case of contamination either on the surface or in the product. Allow coat to fully cure, sand surface until smooth, clean surface with acetone to remove … More
There are many possible reasons you may be getting bubbles. Check out the troubleshooting guide to find the reason.
Thin Bristol Finish using our thinner according to the guidelines.
In both cases Bristol Finish should be removed. In the case of under mixing it is possible to re-coat with the proper mixture.
Touch the finish with the tip of a finger. It should feel dry but still stick just a little and not leave a fingerprint.
Putting the catalyst in the refrigerator has worked for some. The best solution we have found is to use a product Bloxygen that is sprayed into the catalyst before re-sealing … More
There are really only 2 ways for this to occur: 1 the catalyst is very old. 2 the catalyst has been exposed to the atmosphere. In either case the catalyst … More
A heat gun and scraper are the most efficient way to remove Bristol Finish, remember to use a scraper that will not gouge the wood. Chemical stripper works as well … More