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Tim, I believe, repeat believe, based on my experience with polyurethane, that you apply, let dry, sand, wipe with a tack cloth or microfiber (what I use with poly), repeat.

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I just breathed hard on it and it worked fine. Wish I had a butane torch though. Lots of uses for those. Lol

Which is why I shop at my smaller Do-it Best. They don't have as large a selection, but I can walk from one end of the store to the other in less than 45 seconds. It's like Radio Shack, "You've got...

yep, that's why it looks like it does. The stuff I showed you pours like thick honey. The stuff you used flows like, well, not like honey. I bought my stuff at a Do-it-Best Hardware store. ACE...

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Oh Tim........well, I don't know what to say. What kind of epoxy did you use? Tell us that then we'll give more advice. I'm going to say that the cherry can probably be saved. The Cocobolo would be...

Tim, I'm not sure what you mean by "blobbed on." There shouldn't be the need to sand epoxy smooth. Cut it with compound and wax to bring out the super gloss, but not sand. As for bubbles, I doubt it...

Cyanoacrylate. Super glue. Here's some light reading! lol

Cyanoacrylate - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia...

I guess it really comes down to what type of finish you want. If you want a satin finish, go with tung oil. If you want a shiny/glossy finish, go with CA or epoxy. It really is that simple. Epoxy...

Epoxy is easy and finishes to a GREAT shine when you let it cure for three or four days to harden fully and then cut it with Mequire's "Scratch-X" product. We use it on gun stocks to good effect....

+1 on both of those.

Also, if you look in the sticky at the top of the workshop, it has a thread title something to the effect "where do I find, how do I, etc.". Just thought I'd post it before...