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8th Apr 2025
It’s Dan, back with another Pro Tip Tuesday from Carbon Method! So you’ve applied Carbon Coat to your table saw. It's great, right? You’re enjoying the reduced friction, the enhanced protection, and…
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1st Apr 2025
It’s Dan, back with another Pro Tip Tuesday from Carbon Method! Here’s another question I hear all the time: why doesn’t Carbon Method use graphene in our Nanofinish? The main reason is optical cla…
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25th Mar 2025
It’s Dan, back with another Pro Tip Tuesday from Carbon Method! Our guidelines for Carbon Coat suggest you apply a few additional layers every 6 to 12 months – but that’s just a general recommendatio…
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18th Mar 2025
It’s Dan, back with another Pro Tip Tuesday from Carbon Method! Recently a customer asked me what grit he should sand his table to for the best results with our Nanofinish. This is a great question –…
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11th Mar 2025
It’s Dan, back with another Pro Tip Tuesday from Carbon Method! When you’re Carbon Coating your tools, don’t neglect the rails and fences. Smooth operation makes a precise, happy tool. And you know w…
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4th Mar 2025
If you are seeing lap lines when you are applying Nanofinish, try buffing off a little sooner. Lap lines can show up when Nanofinish is left to cure for too long. This can be especially important whe…
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25th Feb 2025
Each Tuesday, we’ll be sharing a brand-new pro tip with you, to level up the way you use our products – Carbon Coat, Ceramic Nanofinish, all of them! I get a ton of phone calls and emails every day.…
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31st Jan 2025
Carbon Coat is an exceptional coating for rust prevention – but its effectiveness depends on proper application and maintenance. Carbon Coat is not a one-time, bulletproof solution. However, scheduled…
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1st Aug 2024
If you have coated your tools in the past, there has likely been some wear on the coating, reducing its film thickness. While Carbon Coat is very hard, it relies on that film thickness to be effective…
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