For (4) T-36's 30"
Rolling?
Spraying?
Is there a difference in amount needed?
How much Duratex?
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howdy_strangr
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Depending on your personal preference, and abilities. I found rolling High-Build DuraTex was much easier than spraying, and I liked the results.
That said, I would say get 2 gallons. One should be enough, but get an extra for mistakes, waste, the rest of the cabinets you are going to build!
YMMV, Batteries Not Included, Don't Drink and Drive,
That said, I would say get 2 gallons. One should be enough, but get an extra for mistakes, waste, the rest of the cabinets you are going to build!
YMMV, Batteries Not Included, Don't Drink and Drive,
I know money often seals the deal, but seriously, quality is an investment, not an expense... Grant Bunter
Accept the fact that airtight and well-braced are more important than pretty on the inside. Bill Fitzmaurice
Accept the fact that airtight and well-braced are more important than pretty on the inside. Bill Fitzmaurice
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David Carter
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I don't know how much it would take for your cabs, but I have rolled both the high-build and the roller-grade stuff, and I got better results from the roller grade. I have also spoken with the folks at Acrytech, and they told me that if you're rolling, you should use roller grade.
Dave
Built:
- Omni 10 (S2010 + piezo array)
- 2 x DR250 (DL II 2510 + melded array)
- 2 x Titan 39 (BP102 - 14"W)
- 2 x Titan 39 (3012LF - 20"W)
- 4 x DR200 (Delta Pro 8B + melded array)
Built:
- Omni 10 (S2010 + piezo array)
- 2 x DR250 (DL II 2510 + melded array)
- 2 x Titan 39 (BP102 - 14"W)
- 2 x Titan 39 (3012LF - 20"W)
- 4 x DR200 (Delta Pro 8B + melded array)
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gdougherty
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Yeah, the note that rolled on the high-build would leave a sandpaper like texture didn't sound appealing to me. Unless I had an itch on my back..David Carter wrote:I don't know how much it would take for your cabs, but I have rolled both the high-build and the roller-grade stuff, and I got better results from the roller grade. I have also spoken with the folks at Acrytech, and they told me that if you're rolling, you should use roller grade.