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I don't like it because it takes the feel of the wood away and makes it feel plasticy. I used it the other day on the plywood pen I did and the sanded plywood doesn't feel great. Also if you're doing a burr you might elect to use ca as rescue if it becomes gappy or cracked. But a nice piece of wood is best left with a more natural finish Imho

[QUOTE="rayf6604, post: 75695, member: 482"] I don't like it because it takes the feel of the wood away and makes it feel plasticy. I used it the other day on the plywood pen I did and the sanded plywood doesn't feel great. Also if you're doing a burr you might elect to use ca as rescue if it becomes gappy or cracked. But a nice piece of wood is best left with a more natural finish Imho [/QUOTE]

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