new scratch coat??

[Lower]

Go get em Lu. Stay in touch. I'll be messing around a bit too, we can compare notes. BTW...my friend said the paint will definitly stick. They paint models after they clear coat, then clear coat again.

As a sealer I'm on the fence. I will probably do what Salty did on the other magic potion. Dip let dry then soak in water. Measure water gain and OD. My only thought is that it won't soak into the wood. So if this barrier is broken the wood will be exposed.

Anyone else have any thoughts on the stuff??

[eastendlu]

Ok i went and got some at break time.Stuff has the consistensy of water.I'll do a test this weekend with it and post my findings next week.

[MAC]

I tried this back when I was in the Army on my jump boots. Looks great; shines like a bastage. Only down side was it tended to turn white when it got wet......

[eastendlu]

Thanks for that bit of info Mac ,you gave me another testing idea.

[gone fishin]

I am going to give it a shot - I used that product on my basement office floor about 8 years ago and with some real hard use (rolling office chairs and a flood or two) it is still holding up well .
I applied a coat of it over a junk plug that I had hanging around. I used a Q tip and found that Createx comes off some on the Q tip. I will give it a coat with an acid brush for applying and will post the plug tomorrow.

[gone fishin]

here's a small popper that was going to the trash. The paint used was createx. 2 Coats of wax.

[justplugit]

GF thanks. How does the shine and depth of finish compare to epoxy?

[tattoobob]

Originally Posted by MAC

I tried this back when I was in the Army on my jump boots. Looks great; shines like a bastage. Only down side was it tended to turn white when it got wet......

Bingo, put a glass of water on a table that has been waxed and lift after an hour, a white ring is left