Has to, my ass. To write that costs the writer absolutely nothing. It can cost you a living if you pay attention to their boilerplate drivel. They fear an attack from some greasy lawyer. The reality is stuff will stick to other stuff if there is decent adhesive in between. Anyone who has done this for very long knows that.
What I find hilarious is the fact that every finish manufacturer in the world now has some re-coat strategy that does not involve getting back down to bare wood. Hmmm. Apparently you can get their chocolate into somebody else's peanut butter no prob.
This doesn't directly cross over because there are too many variables. Most of the relevant ones haven't even been mentioned.
O well. Off to bed.
Coffer
while I cant agree with you more, I also cant agree with you less.you cant scoff at every guideline as if they are created just for your amusement.
guidelines have been formulated to prevent and protect.HOWEVER
they are formed by guya just like you and me.
do this 5 times this way and it is successful..it can become gospel
do it this way wrong 100 times and it fails 3 times. the 5 times right wins.
there is lots of money in guidelines..thats why they are there.
they are use for positive sales,Professional presentation and legal ramification because everything needs a liability, a responsibility and monetary retribution.
the money is made at the organization, the manufacturers, the installers, the lawyers , the media etc etc.
unfortunately, its the lowly hardworking honest working man that carried the burden and risk.
