DamnYankee123
Active Member
Apologies if this isn’t a place to post this, but I wasn’t really sure where else it belonged.
I have a question about preserving the finish when you use an aluminum blackening product such as Birchwood Casey or Jax (on aluminum). I’ve had varying degrees of success using these products. The finish can be robust, but often turns out to be fairly fragile, susceptible to scratching/rubbing off. How do you preserve it? Does anyone use a clear coat, spray varnish, or something similar to keep it protected?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
I have a question about preserving the finish when you use an aluminum blackening product such as Birchwood Casey or Jax (on aluminum). I’ve had varying degrees of success using these products. The finish can be robust, but often turns out to be fairly fragile, susceptible to scratching/rubbing off. How do you preserve it? Does anyone use a clear coat, spray varnish, or something similar to keep it protected?
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.