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We have talked extensively about using CPES to seal oil based stains before applying epoxy over them. I had a conversation with a veteran of wood finishes. He stated that the standard for creating a barrier between incompatible finishes is Shellac. Goes on thin and dries very fast.

Has anyone else heard this?

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Dave

My Riviera build - the Midnight Cry Project

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Few things in the world measure up to the thrill and satisfaction of boating in a boat that you built.

Some guitar builders do that as well, may even use it as a build coat. I personally use bullseye sanding sealer, and it works well for that purpose.

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Ken Hundley
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So, my big brother was playing guitar and I figured I'd try it too.
- Stevie Ray Vaughan

Yes, the gent used that product as well.

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Dave

My Riviera build - the Midnight Cry Project

Video of Midnight in Action
Blog

Few things in the world measure up to the thrill and satisfaction of boating in a boat that you built.

I don't know the answer, but these products are used under FINISHES....When used under epoxy and cloth, it becomes more of a structural issue.

I wonder if the bond would be sufficient for structural use

Tests are in order!!!

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