One of a kind cornhole boards

[knighttime]

Knightime, those boards are awesome, my suggestion would be to use a high quality car wax and the buff the crap out of it and I think you will like the results. Let us know how it works.

I think if I used a wax I would need a water based wax as I think the regular waxes are petroleum based and I'm afraid that might eat at the plastic.

[blacktailbustr]

Awesome job man. What kind of lights did you use?

[knighttime]

5050 SMD RGB LED lights online. I went a little more expensive route because I wanted to buy some I knew would work so I bought them from some hula hoop company in colorado.....Who in the world woulda thought they put lights on hula hoops nowadays!!!

[scott1022]

Very nice, cornhole gets much better after dark! I am sure it was well worth the cost to build.

[Greenhorn31]

I think if I used a wax I would need a water based wax as I think the regular waxes are petroleum based and I'm afraid that might eat at the plastic.

Watch this video and I think you'll change your mind I use this on water based polyurethane and it's phenomenal.
www youtube com/watch?v=K0pXjV4zGDM

I've taken out the "." In that link, I am new to the forums and can't post a link yet.

[knighttime]

Watch this video and I think you'll change your mind I use this on water based polyurethane and it's phenomenal.
www youtube com/watch?v=K0pXjV4zGDM

I've taken out the "." In that link, I am new to the forums and can't post a link yet.

I don't guess I understand what your saying. I was referring using wax on the plexiglass sets, and that I was afraid the wax would "eat" at the plastic.

Maybe I'm just misunderstanding what your trying to say, but that stuff looks like a great product for wood boards.

[Greenhorn31]

I don't guess I understand what your saying. I was referring using wax on the plexiglass sets, and that I was afraid the wax would "eat" at the plastic.

Maybe I'm just misunderstanding what your trying to say, but that stuff looks like a great product for wood boards.

knightime, the Polarshine polishing compound by Mirka isn't actually touching the wood it's polishing the polyurethane finish that covers the wood. I use this stuff on water-based polyurethane "Minwax Polycrylic" and the last set of boards I did came out like glass. I can't see it damaging plexi-glass if it's not damaging water based polyurethane. That is what I meant good luck!

[Rubberdown]

So, how does that work during the day? Does the plexiglass show up ok in the sun?

[Buckaholic]

Pretty cool.