Price Increase! I said it was coming - The price of aluminum is going up along with inflation. If the cost comes back down, so will the price but this may not be the last price increase.
This curing cart is something that I can not do an Antietch project without. I have done 1000s of square feet and my shoulders are wrecked after a large project. With this cart, the applicator can pin the coating from at least 24" above the counter for as long as he/she wishes without having to do it by hand. Holding the light above your head for longer than a minute or so is very difficult. After the pin, you can lower the arm to where a stopper will prevent the light from touching the counter and start your cure.
The 5-inch casters allow your cart to roll over most extension cords and grout lines. I recommend minding your cords for an easier roll.
Using this cart I have gotten 100% even cure on the last 1000 square feet of Antietch. The results have been perfect. This kind of cure makes the success of the project more predictable. Abrasive react more consistently so you have to make fewer adjustments and the polish or hone is more even and easier to attain.
The Drawer will hold up to four full box units of Antietch or as you can see in the picture a lot of other important items. I added a latch to make sure it stayed closed when going over bumps during the cure or transport.
The Arm is 84 inches in length which will allow you to cure even the largest islands. The sliding bearing allows you to shorten your curing arm as necessary so you can do even the smallest vanity if necessary. We have found that curing anything larger than 12 square feet by hand can cause an inconsistent cure. Smaller arms are available if you require them.