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PostPosted: Tue Sep 13, 2011 2:40 pm 
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Well, out west in BC I can't get quarts of seal coat anymore, they only carry gal size and that will just go bad on me before I can use it.

Looks like I'll have to switch to a different sealer, but I like the amber shellac.

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PostPosted: Tue Sep 13, 2011 2:55 pm 
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Are you talking about Zinsser Seal Coat?

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PostPosted: Tue Sep 13, 2011 3:03 pm 
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Alain Moisan wrote:
Are you talking about Zinsser Seal Coat?


Yup!

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Dry flakes at Wood Essence May be an out.
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Tom West wrote:
Dry flakes at Wood Essence May be an out.
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Ya, I know, I'm just impatient.... :?

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How are you Rod?! What are you making?

Have you tried Canadian Tire. They use to sell it by the litre as well as Home Depot. If you like I can send you enough flakes to get you through a build or two. I think they are blonde, not amber though.

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How are you Rod?! What are you making?

Have you tried Canadian Tire. They use to sell it by the litre as well as Home Depot. If you like I can send you enough flakes to get you through a build or two. I think they are blonde, not amber though.

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Hey Danny, I'm doing OK. I'm getting ready to finish of a GA in EIR/Cedar. I'll try CT but I'm guessing they won't have it.
I call the BC distributor for rust-oleum (zinssers) and they told me that they are not bringing in the seal coat in quarts anymore, for anyone out west, just the gal.

I think I'll just do a wash coat of 50/50 lacquer, I might try tinting it a bit too. Thanks for the offer on the flakes though.

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PostPosted: Tue Sep 13, 2011 4:39 pm 
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Todd Stock wrote:
By the time I got done putting three coats on all my molds, jigs, and other shop-made stuff, I had run through a half gallon...


Hmmmm, that's not a bad idea for the first gallon ;)

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