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anti static dust free matt
Hi All
Is there such a thing as an anti static matt that I could put on my bench?
I’ve got lots of perspex signs around 1200 x 250mm that need flood coating. Its an ongoing contract for a big company but its proving difficult to keep them completely dust/swarf free. I currently put some backing paper on my bench, spray a fine mist of water on it, I then meticulously clean them with tack rags like they use in car body shops and then flood coat. The customer is happy with them but there is always a few tiny dust specs which I cant seam to stop.
I even thought about running a hoover constantly next to where I’m working on my bench?
Can anyone suggest a technique or something I could buy/make to help keep them consistantly clean?
thanks
stuart
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2 Replies
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for cleaning surfaces, after we spray water we wipe with a window-cleaner wiper blade.
dont generally get any issues with static an acrylic or with static in that sense, but every time you rub, you generate voltage.
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thanks for the reply. I’ll try that. I just reread my post – I mean I spray a mist onto the clean backing paper on my bench. I do the flood coating dry, I just use the water in an effort to keep the dust down on the bench.
It might not be a static issue, I just assumed it was. I keep everything as clean as possible and clean again after each item. any suggestions welcomed
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