Excellent! LOL
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11 years ago
Anybody Using Plyboo/Bamboo Plywood?
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11 years ago
One of my local suppliers in Houston has the same product samples, that stuff is better looking that you could ever have imagined.
Looks like it is a dream to cut.
Be sure and post pictures of the done deal.
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BTW, I'm looking for suggestions on a topcoat.
- protectant mostly, low to no gloss/sheen, satin at most
- would love if it darkened some, especially if it made the grain "pop"
- obviously ease of application (I don't have a good sprayer)
I honestly have gotten great results from Deft spray lacquer, but it does nothing to highlight or darken. I haven't ruled out shellac as I've been looking for an excuse to get into it.
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11 years ago
Whats the core?
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11 years ago
It's all the same bamboo...
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11 years ago
Well I would suggest Ol dMasters gel varnish on a scrap but first I would contact the manufacturer.
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11 years ago
Interesting looking panel.
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7 years ago
Do you mind if I ask who the local supplier in Houston is that carries it? I am doing a desk and looking for some.
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7 years ago
Start here.
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