Rodney Nelson

I use a small pimento jar with lacquer thinner in it. When finished spraying pull nozzle out and put it in the jar. let set over night . Then take it out and blow nozzle out with compressed air at the end that fits in the can same direction the spray would go through it. I also save the nozzles from the cans of lacquer I use on projects to use as needed.

When I'm stack cutting I use CA and kicker. Wood must be flush on all sides. Stand wood on edges up right,flush up edges,squeeze tight and run very small bead of CA then spray with kicker. Hold tight for 4-5 seconds Your done. Do this 2-3 times (depending on length of edge) on each edge. Run bead front to back not full length of edge. Use medium CA not thin. Try to not let CA soak in to much before you spray the kicker.Wood will not shift.