Not really, the general consensus is to mix plexiglass (break it up, size of pieces is not important) in some acetone in a solvent safe container (glass is good). Based on my experience, about a 1:4 ratio by volume, plexi to acetone. You want it to end up about the consistency of real maple syrup.
If your wood is really punky, (BuEB, spalted BuEB) it may penetrate enough just by soaking for a few weeks. I have some drilled & cut blanks that have been soaking about 10 days, I get my vacuum pump today so I'll see if it pulls any air out. I just drilled them with my J drill bit - It's no problem to drill them out larger, after all. I also put a blank in without drilling or cutting, and it sank after about a week. The drilled blank sank after 2 days but was still giving off bubbles a week later. Very few, tiny bubbles.