jbyrd24
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Just wondering.
What is Behlen's WoodTurners Finish based with?
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What is Behlen's WoodTurners Finish based with?
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Behlen's WoodTurners Finish
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PenWorks
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Good question Jay, I have seen more people saying they use this stuff.
Behlen's Woodturners Finish- Behlen's Woodturners Finish is a fast drying, shellac based French Polish that is applied to the project with a pad while it is turning slowly on the lathe. Woodturners Finish will give your project a high gloss sheen. If desirable, the finish can be buffed to a satin or semigloss sheen using steel wool or nonwoven hand pads. Woodturners Finish dries very quickly when used as a friction polish, making it perfect for pens, pencils, production products, bowls, fan pulls, finger tops and more.
Fleabit
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Any idea on how long the finish is good for based against poly, laquer, CA/BLO?
jbyrd24
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Thanks all[
] Used some last night and applied it the correct
way. Used a small amount and burnt it in. Produced a very high
shine and it did dry very quickly. I had been applying too much at
a time and not burning it in.[]
] Used some last night and applied it the correctway. Used a small amount and burnt it in. Produced a very high
shine and it did dry very quickly. I had been applying too much at
a time and not burning it in.[
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dubdrvrkev
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I was doing the same thing with my HUT crystal coat. It kept leaving streaks and was not durable. But after a little adult supervision, burning it in did the trick.
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