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Tested craft coat finish

Woody

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This stuff was posted last week and the description intrigued me so I ordered a bottle I am well pleased with the finish I used it as a friction polish just a small drop on the cloth per application so you dont have to wait for an hour between coats just 30 to 45 sec I applied about 6 coats in a very short time and then one coat off the lathe and as it promises to be chemicals and impact resistant then it cant be bad Craft Coat / 6oz - Water Based Exotic Wood Finish - Craft Coat - Finishing Products - Shop
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Looks good and would be interested on how the finish takes with all of the handling.
 

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how do you think it will do on a bowl

Not sure I will try a small one first opportunity I dont think it will work as a friction polish on bowls but compared to oil it only takes an hour to dry instead of 24 hours My original intention was to try it on bowls
 

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Not sure I will try a small one first opportunity I dont think it will work as a friction polish on bowls but compared to oil it only takes an hour to dry instead of 24 hours My original intention was to try it on bowls

nice ... I look forward to the results
 

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Thanks Woody, its always good to hear how other products stand up. :thumbs:
 

Jim

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Certainly looks like it can hold its own among finishes on our pens Woody .. A very nice looking pen indeed .. :thumbs:
 

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Woody when stockists and champions of the finish with this material such as Ed Brown from Exotic in the USA he has a video as to how to etc champion this product reassuring to know its been around a while and works. Bit like Noah building the Ark lots of questions proof in the using.

Peter.:thumbs::thumbs::thumbs:
 
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