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11-10-2005, 05:54 PM
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Name: Andrew City: Elizabeth City State: NC County: Pasquotank Join Date: Nov 2005 Age: 24 Avg Visit Freq/Week
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And I cannot seem to find it in stores any more. Anyone ever used it or know where I can find it or a similar product? Its manufactured by Valspar I believe. I love the stuff, makes a great finish on old tools.
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11-10-2005, 06:06 PM
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Name: Monty City: Hickory State: NC County: Catawba Join Date: Jul 2005 Avg Visit Freq/Week
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Never used the stuff. Enter your zip code here and you might find a valspar distributor near you. | |
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11-10-2005, 08:35 PM
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Name: DaveO City: Clayton State: NC County: Johnston Join Date: Aug 2005 Age: 38 Avg Visit Freq/Week
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What exactly is it? Like a tung or danish oil, or more like a machine oil. I've never heard of it before. Start educating me on your first day. Thanks, Dave 
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Honestly Honey, that will cost around $100 $150 $200, and I need a few more tools. 
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11-10-2005, 08:59 PM
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Name: Andrew City: Elizabeth City State: NC County: Pasquotank Join Date: Nov 2005 Age: 24 Avg Visit Freq/Week
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Its an oil based finish. Basically you slap on a thin coat, rub it out with some steel wool, do that a couple times till it looks good deep, then rub in some linseed oil. Leaves a very deep, smooth satin finish. My dad turned me on to it, and we arent too terribly scientific about things. I dont think Ive ever actually seen it in its original can. You can use it on metal stuff too, turns rusty iron black. | |
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