I was about to say if you found that deck on Amazon @jamie needs to contact them because they stole his shape.
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I am going to be laying fabric, can i apply poylcrylic straight to a sanded naked board, or do i need to prime the bare wood in anyway?
Polyacrylic with fabric?
ya @Briman said âPolycrylic is the one medium that I have used and it has never yellows. Waterbased spar doesnât yellow as fast as polyurethane because most have some sort of UV blocker in them.â
Now that you say that though, im sure he didnât know I was planning on using fabric along with glass frit.
So is that a no go for fabric?
I donât know of anyone using it with fabric. The go to is epoxy resin.
but doesnât it yellow?
You can get uv resistance epoxy .
I didnât know that you were using the polycrylic with fabric. I have never tried it so I canât confirm it wouldnât work but I wouldnât think it would. They do have us resistant epoxy. I would look at boat epoxy as it would be the type of epoxy that is subjected to the harsh conditions.
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I need to frit my deck. Do you guys know if a âclearâ frit appears white?
I want the most invisible frit application.
Do I need to go with a frit that is âtanâ over this deck then?
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Sick deck. I think clear frit would look pretty clear and non obstructive of the detail. I used some clear/iridescent medium frit a before and it was pretty see through apart from a slight sparkle.
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Do you have any pics of the clear iridescent??
Oh nice! Practically invisible - the for sharing the pics! Is that considered medium sized frit? Or small/macro??
Would you happen to have a link to purchase the frit online? And is it a 2 part epoxy base?
I just wanna know where the heâll u got that sick ass deck?
If youâre asking me, itâs a custom ziricote wood veneer I cut and epoxy + vacuum bagged on to a hummie deck 
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Clear fine frit is probably what you want
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Can you link me to frit youâve used?
Cheers!