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RE: Clear Coat for Secondaries ? ? ?

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Original poster: "Robert Hanford" <pomnept@xxxxxxxxxxx>

Envirotex lite worked well for me. Sold at Dick Blick and hobby stores. I
have also used casting epoxy with good results, also from a hobby shop. They
take time to harden though.
Robert Hanford

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Subject: Clear Coat for Secondaries ? ? ?

Original poster: "Mccauley, Daniel H" <daniel.h.mccauley@xxxxxxxx>

Can someone recommend a good clear coat for secondary coils that looks
aestetically good.  This will be used for a secondary coil wound on
clear acrylic tubing.  The standard polyurethane is no good since it
dries yellow and flakes.  Perhaps a two-part epoxy?

Any help appreciated!

Thanks
Dan
http://www.easternvoltageresearch.com

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