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  1. #1
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    Default Finishing Bloodwood

    Hey All

    I am at the finishing stages of three jewelery boxes I have made from bloodwood and am trying to decide on how to finish them.

    The grain pattern is fantastic so I really do not want to colour them and I am afraid of making them look plastic with a shiny poly because the wood is so dense.

    Any ideas?



    Mark
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    When all else fails- buy new tools - shiny expensive ones

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    I like UBeaut's White Shellac for a good finish that doesn't colour the wood.
    cheers
    RufflyRustic

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    organol or wax or both....

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    I'm with Wendy's solution: uBeaut White Shellac; let it harded for few days, the EEE followed by uBeaut traditional wax - if that's to 'shiny', a quick buff back with EEE will do the trick.

    Cheers!

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