Thanks for the replies everyone. Bear Tooth is where I found the Enduro. I wanted to buy the small combo kit of the wood sealer and poly finish, but they have been out of that for a while. Guess I'll just have to wait until they have more in stock. I have been using tung oil lately and have really liked how it comes out. I am not sure just how it will hold up long term, but have been told it does really well with other wood projects. I've been using the Minwax tung oil (we had a small can lying around the shop from a couple years back) which is not pure tung oil, but also is no longer available in California due to EPA regulations. I'll probably have to go to mixing my own tung oil concoction. I read a post by Russ Fairfield recently where he said that Enduro was the strongest (or most durable?) finish and was also a UV inhibitor. My concern with the UV is probably way overblown, but I have used a few UV sensitive woods and would like them to retain the color they have when I am done for as long as possible.
Does Enduro yellow with time? I love working with wood (will make acrylic pens only if I have to) and much much prefer to enhance the natural color and beauty of the wood. I stay away from dyes and really do not want to use a finish that will yellow once it is in the wood, or yellow with time.
Frank, I thought I had read somewhere that CA was a UV inhibitor but that must be just my faulty memory.
