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myxpykalix
09-30-2006, 12:58 AM
Couple questions. I have my plenum cut with holes in 3/4 plywood, next layer is going to be mdf. I need to shellac my plywood plenum board 2-3 coats then I need to shellac my spoilboard 2-3 coats too. I was told that i need to "skin" my mdf (surface it) which would allow for better vacumn by taking that top layer of paper off. I have to level the surface anyway, but do i need to turn it over and take off the top layer of paper from the bottom too?
gerald_d
09-30-2006, 01:55 AM
Skinning on one side only makes no sense - surely you want to do both sides if your aim is to increase airflow? Why bother to remove only one flow blocker?
All MDF's are not the same - some don't have these dense outer layers.
beacon14
09-30-2006, 02:39 AM
Do not shellac the spoilboard - thats the layer you are removing the skin from, and yes both sides.
You remove both faces of the spoilboard to increase airflow. You shellac the plenum to eliminate airflow.
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