[quote]ORIGINAL: Aurora_60


One VERY important note that wasn't mentioned is, Humidity. This will kill your finish. You want the air to be as dry as possible, so summer time finishes will look best. If not, the moisture will blemish the finish with cloudy spots, so do this to the entire piece.


Sorry, I was up late, I meant to say:

You want the air to be as dry as possible, so summer time finishes will look best. If not, the moisture will blemish the finish with cloudy spots, or it will do this to the entire piece.


Here the summer works best. I guess the summer would be bad in a lot of areas for humidity. Would be nice to work in cold dry weather. A heater would make the air in the room even drier, wouldn't it?

I'm relocating from Hawaii to Utah in a few months. Have a few planes built that I'm looking forward to covering.



DM