Good application for penetrating epoxy

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Good application for penetrating epoxy
Posted by: woodonwater on Dec-20-12 4:47 AM (EST)

Have you considered it? Give the paddle a first coat with penetrating or thinned epoxy, maybe even warm the wood first to help draw the epoxy in.

I have used Smiths on loose fibers of water damaged wood with good results. The stuff is like water. Watch the fumes though...

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