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Geno #147295 05/12/09 07:44 AM
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I agree....that's been my experience with Tru-oil.

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What makes the spray get "deeper into the walnut", thinners in the can?

Some experienced people, who's opinion I respect, recommend and as I have done; the first couple coats thinned 50/50 with min. spts. Pretty difficult to make varying blends with spray. I've never used spray, so I'm just probing with questions.


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Don't know about thinners in the can, but I don't like bottles, in aprx. 1 year you will throw this bottle away, 'cause TO from this bottle won't dry any more, when I used one "lost" can of spray in 3 years after purchasing and it was OK. The only issue with spray is head of sprayer, when can is allmost empty head dries sometimes, but it's easy to fix it by removing black plastic part from head using needle and to clean all parts of head.
Spray is spray and you'll get very smooth surface every single layer, for checkering finishing there is nothing better.


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