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| Forum topic by iSawitFirst | posted 2010 days ago | 577 views | 0 times favorited | 2 replies | ![]() |
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2010 days ago |
I’ve just finished my first piece of outdoor furniture and promptly put the wrong finish on it, Tongue Oil. I ran out of what I had (no mention of interior use only on the label) and bought a different brand to finish. The second brand label clearly said “indoor use” so I figured I’d put another product on top of the Tongue Oil. I tested Spar Urethane over Tongue Oil on a scrap board and it went on fine. I’ve since learned that tongue oil will repel urethanes. Great! I’ve gone from bad to worse. So my questions are: 1. Since the urethane currently doesn’t show any sign of being repelled, will this happen over time or have I dodged a bullet? 2. Is there any solution short of stripping the wood? Thanks in advance! -- If you're over 100 years old there's an 80% chance you're a woman. |
















