Clean Armor Tips & Tricks: UV Lights for Curing all Clean Armor Finishing Products

In this video I explain all there is to know about the UV lights that are necessary to cure the Clean Armor finishing Products. You can find these and more on our website mywoodcutters.com

[@pctatc66]

I think the last 45 seconds of this video helped me decided exactly which light to buy first. What you said made absolute sense in that overhead lights don't necessarily cure the sides of pieces. For this reason, Ill be buying a handheld unit initially. If I find that I'm using clean armor exclusively for everything, then Ill invest in some overhead lights as well! thank you.

[@cedarandsound]

I have that little handheld light from a hardwax oil company. I love their hardwax oil, but the light is impossible for larger sizes.

[@plastechfish]

What kind of boom arm is that?

[@joesledge2374]

Can you use this UV finish over a piece of wood that has been stained?

[@MyWoodCutters-ur8vn]

Yes, of course you can finish stained wood with Clean Armor. However, the stain must be completely dried before applying Clean Armor.

[@deann2609]

Hi - how does this do over dye/tint/stain or tinted?

[@MyWoodCutters-ur8vn]

You can stain your wood prior to finishing with Clean Armor the same as you would do with any other finish. You can also tint Clean Armor with any tint that is not water based. Keep in mind that the darker you tint the finish, the longer the curing time with the UV lights!

[@ThekiBoran]

Certainly spraying will give a smoother finish but the price for me makes spraying out of the question. What about wipe on, cure, then fine sanding, then polishing?