Anybody ever use it as a wood sealer? Supposedly has the consistencey of water, a pot life of 4 hours and can be painted on with an over night dry. Just wonder how the acrylics would adhere to it. :huh:

Never used it but if you primed first it should be fine me thinks.

You will probably need to give it a light dusting with 240 paper before you prime.

JPI,

Use the primer we have talked about and you will not have problems.:faga:

Bernzy

yep, I have done it. I even heated up the blanks first in a toaster oven like NIB does, but that is probably why the ones I did like that sink instaed of just float. Ya have to use a good primer.

when I made my plywood and epoxy boat, it required 2 part epoxy primer before I could put on the finish paint, reg. one part primer may have caused troubles but for plugs I think you can get away with something simple, and if Bernzy said so then I'd go with what he says.

As usual, Thanks for everyone's input. :btu: