Thanks Bish, yeah £3.50 isn't bad at all, not much more than shipping from point to point in the States. 

Bish

Guys, there is still hope. Flory's delivery is very good, £3.50 flat rate to anywhere in the world for allorders under £60. I know its not as good as habving it in your own contry, but its not a total loss.

 

Guys, there is still hope. Flory's delivery is very good, £3.50 flat rate to anywhere in the world for allorders under £60. I know its not as good as habving it in your own contry, but its not a total loss.

I bought mine though Sprue Brothers. Some of their stuff is currently listed on the site but not everything I bought, are they dropping the line? 

Jeez, is there NOWHERE in the US that sells Flory washes? What would be a suitable substitute in the US?

panzerpilot

I use Q-tips to apply Flory. One side to apply. The other to clean up.

 

Great tip Tom!  Thanks.

I use Q-tips to apply Flory. One side to apply. The other to clean up.

I also want to thank you Tojo for that tid bit of info. I was unaware of that issue also. I will adjust accordingly.

Cool Gary, good to know.

plasticjunkie

Great intel Tojo, thanks for the heads up. I'll be sure to have dedicated brushes.

 

Ernie, just a FYI, I even use a dedicated stirrer for using with my Flory washes.  Experience is a harsh mistress, lol.
Gary

Great intel Tojo, thanks for the heads up. I'll be sure to have dedicated brushes.

Thanks Tojo, i really shoul;d take a closer look at that. I wash my brushes in water after i use Flory, but i use the same brushes for enamels, acrylics and oils. That could expalin part of my past issues.

I didn't know that Tojo, thanks. I guess i should put a couple of new brushes to one side.

Also use a new brush and don't use that brush for anything else,if the brush has other traces on it,it interacts with the Flory

Greg, ye, i figured that one out acouple of builds back, i think it wa sthe first time i tried it on Alclad clear.

Cool. Thanks Greg. Sorry for the duplicate post but for some reason I couln't find the other one in the AB section.

Yes, just make sure the underlying acrylic substrate is well-cured. (I know, you know that)

I've added a drop of detergent to the Flory to help somewhat with the beading Bish mentioned, with some success.

Thanks Bish. Can't wait to try the product.

Its fine over future, but i have found that on Alclad flat and on Xtracolour enamels, the wash beads up. I have not tried it on the Aqua gloss, but i see no reason it should cause problems to that.