My second question.
One side of my product is more or less “leave it an forget it”. The back side and is less important cosmetically and I don’t want to spend lots of time there.
I still would like this surface to be as nice as possible (for the people that do turn things over and love to inspect).
I have struggled to find an epoxy that I can paint on with a brush (a very thin layer) and have it cure smooth and clear.
Way way back when building sailboards and surfboards we used a polyester finish coat that leveled out and cured clear and with no bubbles.
With all the epoxies I have tried thus far I can get close, but small imperfections and bubbles prevent it from looking as good as a polyester gloss resin. Most people are fine with it but I am not.
The tops are done with an automotive clear and I have good results there.
Any suggestions for the underside?
To better explain, here is my product:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/16466488@N05/3831913164/in/set-72157622054657260/
Thanks