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Re: And the answer was . . .
By:Don Beale
Date: 12/21/2001, 1:28 am
In Response To: And the answer was . . . (Paul G. Jacobson@aol.com)

Yes, actually you have to turn it off about 15 minutes before... Atleast with mine, the wood still outgasses for awhile. Once the seal coat is hard, you can run it all you want.

: I think you were the one who solved this problem a few days ago: turn off the
: heat when you start to apply the first seal coat. As the wood cools it
: will suck in the resin. After that any outgassing has to occur on the
: uncoated side of the wood.

Messages In This Thread

Material: is this wood a good deal?
Scott e. Davis -- 12/19/2001, 1:45 pm
the question should be . . .
Paul G. Jacobson -- 12/19/2001, 7:40 pm
Re: LONG STRIPS
Jim McCool -- 12/20/2001, 9:14 am
Length matters? Then make my next boat longer :)
Paul G. Jacobson@aol.com -- 12/21/2001, 12:25 am
Re: LONG STRIPS Thanks All
scott e. Davis -- 12/20/2001, 1:27 pm
shorts
mike allen ---> -- 12/20/2001, 2:30 pm
Re: the question should be . . .
Don Beale -- 12/19/2001, 11:40 pm
And the answer was . . .
Paul G. Jacobson@aol.com -- 12/20/2001, 11:47 pm
Re: And the answer was . . .
Don Beale -- 12/21/2001, 1:28 am
Re: And the answer was . . .
John Skinner -- 12/21/2001, 2:04 am
pinholes . . .
Ken Sutherland -- 12/21/2001, 4:15 am
Re: pinholes . . .
Don Beale -- 12/21/2001, 10:55 am