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  1. 18th June 2006, 08:44 PM #1
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    Default "Sanding Sealer" - what is it?

    We're not talking about the stuff we used years ago on model planes are we? (Can't use the word - might get me filtered out).

    What's the best way of buying it?
  2. 18th June 2006, 09:45 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by Office Engineer
    We're not talking about the stuff we used years ago on model planes are we? (Can't use the word - might get me filtered out).

    What's the best way of buying it?
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    right on!!
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    Look here
    https://www.ubeaut.biz/SSEAL.pdf

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    or here
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    Quote Originally Posted by jmk89
    Look here
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    another answer :confused:

    Quote Originally Posted by jmk89
    or here
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    already posted
  8. 20th June 2006, 11:59 AM #8
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    If I am applying hard shellac, and I use sealer first, do I still need to use regular shellac before the hard shellac?
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    Quote Originally Posted by MilesB
    If I am applying hard shellac, and I use sealer first, do I still need to use regular shellac before the hard shellac?
    you don't
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