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11-12-2008, 10:46 PM
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Name: jeff... City: Stovall State: NC County: Granville Join Date: Mar 2006 Avg Visit Freq/Week
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Originally Posted by Matt Schnurbusch 
I had my brother take a few pictures. This one shows my problem the best 
As usual, I'm hoping y'all can help.
Matt Man it looks like you were glazing - I see what you mean  I know what I would do but that's me...
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11-13-2008, 11:36 AM
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Name: Howard City: Bolivia State: NC County: Brunswick Join Date: Apr 2006 Avg Visit Freq/Week
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>> It sounds like this product line (gel stain/gel topcoat) might be similar to Polyshades by Minwax. A stain and urethane product in one.
No Dave, the GF gel varnish is a clear varnish that contains a thickening agent. It's intended to be wiped and rubbed in as I recall. Again, as I recall, applying it per the directions would seem to preclude and possibility of "brush marks".
I used it once and did not like it at all. In addition to being difficult to apply well (it doesn't flow out, it needs to be wiped) it chips very easily. This is because it does not penetrate the wood well so a good bond is impossible. | |
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11-13-2008, 01:58 PM
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Name: Andrew City: Mills River State: NC County: Henderson Join Date: Feb 2008 Age: 50 Avg Visit Freq/Week
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similar to stated above, my one experience with this type product was a total disaster. I tried sanding, it wasn't dry underneath and that was a mess in its own. I would up stripping, and starting over - with a product I had good experiences with.
Good luck!
and don't think of it as a failure- its a learning experience | |
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