SDB777 said:
and then seal the endgrain(Anchorseal is great, but latex paint works well also)
Along those lines Has anybody used the acrylic latex additives for end coating of the rough cut wood.
Or a thinned down mix of a general all purpose use adhesive/sealer called Weldbond.
Weldbond is more than an adhesive. It's also a powerful universal primer for porous surfaces. It's a weatherproofer, dustproofer, hardener, and bonding agent. Just mix Weldbond with sawdust, grout, cement or plaster and be amazed at the tremendous strength it offers your repair work.
- Non-flammable, non-toxic & dries clear
- Unmatched as a primer for porous surfaces
- Highly water-resistant & impervious to petroleum, oil, grease, salt, moulds and fungi, alkali's & weak acids.
- Withstands all climatic conditions after curing
- Non-staining and will not become brittle with age
- Highly concentrated, can be mixed with water and used a a sealer for many surfaces.
Or even the acrylic latex cement additive sealer?
I have used weldbond for a large number of things and will be trying it out on the green wood I picked up today Don't thing it was an evergreen tree as was told looks more like some type of fruit tree from the bark. No matter as it is all practice wood, whether it is in drying and or turning.
Since I have bottles of both the Weld bond and two brands of concrete latex additive, I will try them both.
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