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We like Loctite medium up to high performance

Sorry, it will not work on real carbon fiber.

No need to cut the corners on most post applications. Our veil stretches enough to pull the veil over the corner at the same time removing any wrinkles. Then can either cut off the excess veil or grind off later. There are several over videos that show pulling the veil over corners.

We appreciate it Dennis! Have fun, and we hope you make lots of $$!

That's correct Dennis, you'll chop your flood coats just as you do with any other flood coat. We appreciate your comment bud! Have fun with your projects.

We love using epoxy with our veils, but in exterior projects due to there lack of UV protection. We've used them before and after 1 season outside it turned amber. We'll either use a marine grade UV polyester gelcoat or a polyaspartic. As far as the ends go I just darted them with a par of scissors and a razor blade. I overlapped the veil just off the point of the canoe to one side, made my cut and but joined the two pieces of veil, it stretches just perfectly to make it seamless. Hope this helps.

Very much appreciated. It was a lot of fun! Doing another Sawyer Canoe now in a snake print with my son.

the wood grain Stealth Veil is $17.75 per yd. It is 60" wide x a yd-36". You can check it out on our website, there's an etsy link as well for lower volume buys. If you have in other questions, you can contact me at brad@stealthveils.com

Great minds think alike!

thanks bro... I designed and built our dream house from concrete and steel (hurricane rated) and we also spec'd entry doors as commercial grey steel insulated solid core doors... we also did similar treatments to them, cladding them with different materials and made completely custom one of a kind doors!@@stealthveils6939

So sorry for the late response, it was a Loctite spray adhesive from Lowes.

@@stealthveils6939 I figured it out, but I appreciate the response

Hello Michael, yes that is correct its the cobon 1001, you can email Dawn at dawn@stealthveils.com to place an order if needed.

@@stealthveils6939 what is up with your phone numbers, and emails ? No one answers the phone or returns emails, thought you were out of business ?

@@memukanofpersiaandmedia2668 Hello Michael, we apologize for the delay. I see we responded to you on 5/2/23 by the email return said you were out of the office and returning on 5/3/23 i don't see a response back since our last one.

@@stealthveils6939 sorry sir, I am not Michael....please give good contact address and I will be in touch, thank you. Memukan

@@memukanofpersiaandmedia2668 Sorry, we cant find any emails from you or resent phone calls or voicemails. You can reach us at dawn@stealthveils.com thanks

Thanks Frank, you can place any orders with Dawn at dawn@stealthveils.com We sell by the yard, and ship all over the world.

Hello Jeff, you can go to our website www.stealthveils.com for our printed Stealth Veils. We've discontinued our Epoxy line during Covid due to supply issues. We've used Stone Coat Countertops Epoxy as well as several others. They all worked out well. Orders for in stock or custom printed veils can be placed with Dawn at dawn@stealthveils.com

@@stealthveils6939 100% useless no prices

We've added an Etsy page now Jeff for low volume orders. If you have any questions let us know.

I apologize, I never saw that i missed your question. Our Stealth Veils can be bought on our website www.stealthveils.com we have ETSY link on several pages.

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we use our veil rollers on our website.

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Nope we applied the coating just as you see it there in video. Less is better when it comes to your flood coats just so you dont waste material.

Stealth Veils good to know! Thanx

Skelter I’m thinkn what would the glow in the dark powder they sell look like through the fabric!

@@jimfryar1 that would be a sick idea also. I'm a sucker for stuff that glows lol

Skelter I’m thinkn about buying their stuff, and doing a yeti cooler, white, with glow powder and covered in their camouflage veil, then flood coated till it looks 2” thick.....sanded and buffed till it’s like glass..... I think it would be SA-WEET!!

@@jimfryar1 fuckin a it would lol if you do make a video or throw pics up bc I wanna see it!

Skelter if I ever get time to do it, I’ll circle back around and get an email from ya

If the veil is coated by a UV resistant coating it does really good. Our polyaspartic line is superior when it comes to UV protection. If indoors Our UV resistant Epoxy does a good job as well. our epoxies have a hdt od 220f and our polyaspartics are rated to 350f. cool thing with our polyaspartic line is your able to apply them is temps -30f up to 110f which no epoxy can do.

I'm sorry freebird, I'm totally new to this videoing and more importantly editing. Large segments of the video didn't record and I was unaware until after I had the veil down and the saturation applied. I apologize we are working on several new videos that will start to be released next week. To answer your question of how we apply the veil to the substrate we use a spray adhesive, usually loctite from lowes or home depot. What the two marble videos they show the steps pretty well. Again I apologize we'll get better I promise.

@@stealthveils6939 Hey No problem. I thought the video skipped at one part but sometimes youtube videos skip on my connection. I will check out the other videos and see. Thanks for the quick reply.

It is super easy, we appreciate the comment.

Thanks Will! All you have to do is spray the substrate the veil is going to be applied to. in this case it was MDF. I apologize for the video and not having all the steps shown. We were brand new at videoing let alone editing the videos. Thanks for watching.

How about a Teak Toe Rail?