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Using Aqua Coat on the lathe

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I received the Aqua Coat product today and tinkered with it some. Aqau Coat is a semi clear gel and not much of an odor.I did NOT prep it as I normally would do. I left it a bit rough and sanded with 220 only.

 

The left side I applied Hut Crystal Coat, my normal choice.

 

On the right I applied the Acqua Coat as per instructions. 

 

 

It looks good to me and did fill the grain holes. However I am not ready to commit fully until I test more woods. 

 

Another thing I liked was that after it has dried I applied the Hut on top of it and it did a great job. Tomorrow I am going to do some soft wood.

 

The piece pictured is about 2.5 inches long and is made of Oak.

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 I applied the Hut on top of it

 

 

 

 

The hut?  WHASSAT?

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It is a apply and dry/polish while the lathe is turning product

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Looks like this has some great possibilities, Ron!

 

I use the Hut PPP waxes but haven't tried their Crystal Coat. 

 

Looking forward to seeing your additional tests!

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I like this stuff. I did not try it on a flat surface, only small lathe turnings. It did fill pores and cracks. It covered well and dries in about half hour. One thing I liked most was that I could use any of my final finishes on top of it.  The piece pictured below shows the glassy finish I was able to achieve by using the aqua filler and then going to my usual products to proceed to finish.

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