Re: Polyurethaning the Seconday Problems

["Paul Mathus" <pmathus-at-learningco-dot-com> (by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-uswest-dot-net>)]

     I found that if I just left the secondary rotating for about 15 
     minutes while the urethane dried some, i didn't have too many dust 
     issues, and no drips either.  My secondary has a few dust bumps here 
     and there, but nothing major.  The sparks help distract people:)
     
     Keep an eye on the drill, gets hot when you run it for 20 minutes 
     straight, even at low voltage.
     
     paul


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Subject: Polyurethaning the Seconday Problems
Author:  Tesla List <tesla-at-pupman-dot-com> at INTERNET
Date:    5/31/00 7:41 PM


Original Poster: "Bob Berg" <berg_bob-at-hotmail-dot-com> 
     
I'm in the process of building my first 6" secondary out of pvc.  I made a 
nice winding jig using a 1/2" drill / variace.  I can even use to spin the 
pipe while sanding.  Now that I have a nice clean & smooth secondary I began 
to coat it with polyeurathane while rotating it slowly.  The problem I'm 
having is that the PVC/Poly is picking up a static charge and attracting all 
kinds of dust and other air born junk.  I would like to make it a 
contaimination free as possible. Does anyone have any suggestions to keep the 
PVC free of static charge?  Maybee I can make a big Van De Graff with it ;-).
Thanks
Bob
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