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15/02/2004 1:59 AM

rockhard tabletop finish

I have a quart of rock hard tabletop varnish. It's suggested to be thinned with
a proprietary reducer only. Would it mix with tung and linseed to make a rub on
build up type finish? I could linseed, shellac and then topcoat with the rock
hard and rub it out but my concern is a misfit and cracking. It's going on
curly maple, aniline dyed.
Thanks much


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in reply to [email protected] (BErney1014) on 15/02/2004 1:59 AM

20/02/2004 8:58 AM

In article <[email protected]>,
[email protected] (BErney1014) wrote:

> I have a quart of rock hard tabletop varnish. It's suggested to be thinned
> with
> a proprietary reducer only. Would it mix with tung and linseed to make a rub
> on
> build up type finish? I could linseed, shellac and then topcoat with the
> rock
> hard and rub it out but my concern is a misfit and cracking. It's going on
> curly maple, aniline dyed.


For years now, I've mixed Behlen's Rock Hard Tabletop Varnish with
hardware store mineral spirits, naptha, linseed oil and 100% tung oil -
generally not all at the same time. No problems whatsoever.

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