Steve Turner wrote:
Sounds great Robert, and you answered all the other questions I'd been
pondering but had yet to ask. I will try it and let you know (not sure
*when*, exactly...). Thanks.

Ah, well I did think of one more thing. I wonder if you have any idea how well this product
holds up to the long term effects of being in contact with the oils and sweat of human skin,
for example, on a computer desktop or the arms of a chair? I've stopped using regular
nitrocellulose lacquer for things like this because it doesn't hold up well at all; it
breaks down and gets gummy, and you can scrape right it off with your fingernail. Do you
happen to know if this product will stand up to that kind of abuse?

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