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    Default Buckeye burl and a polyurethane finish

    I am trying to figure out the correct polyurethane to use on some buckeye burl scales I have made. From what I have gathered, an oil based satin finish seems like it would be the best option. The rub on opposed to the paint on seems like a better option as well due to the curves of the scales. The buckeye burl is incredible soft and porous, and it sucked up the one coat of shellac I put on it. Might any of you folks be able to give me some advice on what polyurethane is best and tips for applying it? On a side note, the scales are glued at the spacer but are not pinned in.

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    Last edited by Jonah; 05-15-2013 at 04:38 PM.

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