I got a drop of supaglue on a mirocat finished top and decided to wipe it off with a dab acetone.
Was that a dumb thing to do? I have a bad feeling in my guts.
I can see this very dull spot in the region concerned. I am hoping that cutting it back will resurrect the finish/
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Acetone & Mirocat
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Re: Acetone & Mirocat
I've never used Mirocat Frank so somebody here that has, such as Allen, may wish to more knowledgably comment, but I'm guessing that if it's only left a dull spot & not a pit in the surface then if you cut back in an around the area & give the whole top a buffing again you should be all good & not see any evidence. Another lesson learned
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Re: Acetone & Mirocat
Yep. Just rub it back and buff.
I've been using superglue to drop fill my Mirocat finishes. It doesn't sink back like drop filling with the Mirocat
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I've been using superglue to drop fill my Mirocat finishes. It doesn't sink back like drop filling with the Mirocat
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Re: Acetone & Mirocat
..that's damm useful to learn...thanks Bob.Bob Connor wrote:Yep. Just rub it back and buff.
I've been using superglue to drop fill my Mirocat finishes. It doesn't sink back like drop filling with the Mirocat
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