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any pictures? your link doesnt work.

Do you have a link?

I’d rather thin it so that I don’t have to stress over surface or coating imperfections that appear to be consistent with a heavy single coat. I may be wrong in that assumption but based on my research that’s likely and multiple thin coats are generally considered to yield better/more consistent results. I’d love to only have to do a single coat if possible. I understand that argon is what makes bloxygen work, but is it necessary for this product or is it just a good idea? Specific to thinners - should I use their proprietary solution or xylene? Something else?

Looking for topcoat opinions, my only exposure thus far is with D2T. Experience - dont have a turner so made a fixture and put it in a drill. Worked OK, seemed like an awful lot of fiddling with it mixing/application/turning/etc. The idea of dipping is appealing to me - dip and hang done deal. Dont really care about smell, I have a vented area. Dont really want to mix anything, best option is a single stage product. Ive been eyeballing the KBS DiamondFinish clear pretty hard - its sitting in my amazon cart, but have a couple questions. 1) if I buy it in a quart (cheaper by quantity than pint), and then reduce that by volume 30% with a thinner, approximately how many baits in the 2" range will that cover for say two coats? 2) Ive heard of people using mason jars as an application station, can I pour half in the mason jar, leave the rest in the factory container, without having to worry about it hardening in the can? 3) I could purge the can/jar with argon from my welder, is that advisable or pointless? Seems like an extra step and a pain if it doesnt help anything I dont wanna fool with it. 4) Is there a better option? Thanks in advance