No one wants to think about a potential finish failure. In our society where liability suits are prevalent, manufacturers must take every precaution to protect against finish failures and liability su... Read More..

We often hear finishers comment that they never use dyes or dye stains in their wood coloring development process. In this article, we want to present the use of dye stains in order to help finishers... Read More..

Good adhesion of your coatings should always be a concern in any type of coating system. As coating formulations change and new methods of finishing are developed, our first reaction is to check to e... Read More..

Have you ever had a sample of crackle finish handed to you by a customer? The finisher’s first reaction is most often one of fear and apprehension at the thought of having to produce a crackle finish... Read More..

As the old saying goes, the job isn’t complete until the clean-up is complete. Equipment clean up may be the least desirable part of a spray operator’s job; however, good cleaning of equipment is ess... Read More..

Do you want to improve your color consistency and reduce rework? In a majority of woodworking shops, proper lighting in the work environment is often overlooked. Correct lighting at the optimum inten... Read More..

Choosing the correct tip and gun set-up for your spray equipment can be very confusing. The overwhelming number of tip sizes, set-up options, and differing nomenclature between the equipment manufact... Read More..