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Stainless steel "paint" to protect flat panels
From: mrdovey@iedu.com (Morris Dovey)
I bought a roll of 0.002 x 20 x 600 inch stainless alloy foil, cut the roll in thirds on a horizontal band saw, and after experimenting with double-sided tape and various adhesives, finally tried gel-type contact cement.
I used a paper towel pad to apply a thin coat of the cement to both wood and stainless steel, waited 'til it was dry/tacky, and very carefully positioned the stainless steel against the wood. I used a clean cloth to rub over the stainless surface, then a rubber roller to apply some pressure to ensure bonding.
Works like a charm! I snapped a couple of photos before I left the shop so you can see the result:
I'll leave the photos online until this weekend. Enjoy!
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Morris Dovey
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