finishing hardwood: newbie question

Snicker. Going out of your way to look a fool versus looking it up again?

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If you can read, you'll learn a lot about how lacquers and such cure.

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George
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George, if you had been born a girl, we could call you Miss Information. But all joking aside, you appear to be a clinical psychiatric case. In this instance you are ass wrong, and most of the rest of your posts are arguments over minute technicalities and semantics where your points are dubious at best, and your attitude arrogant and abusive. But as Billy Joel once said, 'you should never argue with a crazy ma-ma-ma-ma-man', so I shan't do so any more. Welcome to the shit list, Georgie. You'll get no more benefit of the doubt from me until your posts are more rational and your attitude more civil. Toodles Napoleon, Jesus, Einstein, or whoever you think you are.

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Hax Planx

Now that the children have plugged their ears, stomped their feet and left the room, the curious might look at a fairly comprehensive article at

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course, they've got it all wrong with their definition of "Varnish," and all lacquers are created equal....

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George

Yikes, you are bizarre. Neither of those articles say anything about lacquer and shellac forming esters as they cure (quel surprise, eh?), nor do any such articles exist, because it was a false statement. I could be wrong though, maybe you aren't nuts. Maybe you're just a 12 year old here talking out of his ass. I doubt you have ever cut a piece of wood in your life.

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Hax Planx

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