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<blockquote data-quote="jkbirocz" data-source="post: 14628" data-attributes="member: 107"><p>I agree with Dave, don't use the water sealer. If I were you I would sand then raise the grain, wait a day then sand a little more. This will make the coverage much more uniform, and don't forget to hit the end grain with many more coats, it will suck up the urethane big time. The endgrain is the easiest place for water to enter.</p><p></p><p>This project looks great and will definately be a killer fishing machine. Nice work</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jkbirocz, post: 14628, member: 107"] I agree with Dave, don't use the water sealer. If I were you I would sand then raise the grain, wait a day then sand a little more. This will make the coverage much more uniform, and don't forget to hit the end grain with many more coats, it will suck up the urethane big time. The endgrain is the easiest place for water to enter. This project looks great and will definately be a killer fishing machine. Nice work [/QUOTE]
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