Finish problems
Glue on print outs of HTML posts.
snipped-for-privacy@webtv.net (robert hann) wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@storefull-3172.bay.webtv.net:
Get to a library or bookstore, and browse a copy of a good wood finishing book. Bob Flexner, Jeff Jewitt, and a few others.
You'll read that many cedars have a property that makes them inhibit or prevent curing of drying finishes, particularly varnishes & oils.
I'd consider alternate wall coverings. Stripping interior siding sounds like inhumane punishment.
Patriarch
I can give you a clue but don't have an exact answer.
I would determine what is the best solvent for tung. Might be alcohol, maybe acetone or possibly mineral spirits. I'm sure some Bob Flexner book has that answer. Wipe down and let dry a few times then coat with Shellac. Shellac seems to be the best covering film available. It is used to stop sap from seeping through a finish or mildew, etc. Then you can lacquer over the shellac if you like.
See the first paragraph here:
Anyway, test!
Josie
Thanx for your response to my post. Your advice is well taken. I am puzzeled, though, by one thing you said. Why would I want to laquer over shellac? Please advise. Robert
It's sort of like your posting in HTML...a matter of resistance. Shellac has poor water resistance, HTML has poor virus resistance.
I am sure you know how to apply lacquer. Do you know how to post in text?
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You want me to include his HTML?
You could set your own reader to read all newsgroups in plain text.
Josie
Nope, OE 5.5 doesn't have that and I have no desire to upgrade. Better that the OP learn that posting in HTML - and/or including attachments - is a no-no in non-binary groups such as this.
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