The data sheet doesn't go into much detail but may give an idea. The download failed from Birchwood Casey but it works from the Bisley site.
I've no idea how to post it as it's PDF file.
I was told it sets hard enough to blunt checkering tools pretty quickly. Actually I was told off for part finishing a stock and fore end before taking it to the lady who does my checkering.
My checkering lady told me just the opposite. The last stock she did for me was a Fox restock (reshape/rechecker, actually). I called and asked her at which stage of completion would she like to checker it. She replied, "Put on all the finish except the last coat." I did, with TruOil, sent it to her, and it came back great, with no complaints from her. This is how it looked when I got it back from her:
It finished up very nicely, too. Different strokes for different folks I guess, El Garro.
SRH
