On May 6, 10:19=A0pm, "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
wrote:
> On May 6, 7:06=A0pm, [email protected] wrote:
>
> > Any sage advise for wipe-on application of waterlox? =A0I'm finding it
> > 'gummy' as opposed to
> > say, Watco. =A0Must be the Tung Oil.
>
> > I've taken to wiping off almost as soon as I apply it, and that's
> > working pretty good. =A0That and not wiping too long.
>
> I would probably take a good read here, first.
>
> http://www.waterlox.com/site/425/default.aspx
>
> You can thin the product a bit if you need to if you want to extend
> your open time, but it sounds like you are putting too much on and
> goofing with it too long.
>
> Use a no-lint painter's rage folded into a pad as an applicator and
> get plenty on the applicator. =A0Apply a quick, thin coat and leave it
> alone.
>
> Repeat.
>
> What are you putting this finish on?
>
> Robert
Putting it on Cherry. I've found if I goof with it too much, another
quick wipe of the waterlox will smooth it out.
On May 6, 7:06=A0pm, [email protected] wrote:
> Any sage advise for wipe-on application of waterlox? =A0I'm finding it
> 'gummy' as opposed to
> say, Watco. =A0Must be the Tung Oil.
>
> I've taken to wiping off almost as soon as I apply it, and that's
> working pretty good. =A0That and not wiping too long.
I would probably take a good read here, first.
http://www.waterlox.com/site/425/default.aspx
You can thin the product a bit if you need to if you want to extend
your open time, but it sounds like you are putting too much on and
goofing with it too long.
Use a no-lint painter's rage folded into a pad as an applicator and
get plenty on the applicator. Apply a quick, thin coat and leave it
alone.
Repeat.
What are you putting this finish on?
Robert