Rick Hamelin on wed 21 may 03
http://www.practical-sailor.com/newspics/charts/843brightwork.pdf
or according to an old book,
Use an old handkerchief or lintless cloth. Cheesecloth is fine. Hemmed is
better to prevent lint.
Dip in water, wring until quite dry, sprinkle with varnish from a brush.
Refold and rewring so the varnish permeate the cloth. Keep it rolled in sheet
plastic or waxed paper to prevent it from drying out. Dampen to rehydrate.
Varnish is alcohol based as opposed to shellac that is ammonia based. I don't
know if any other water based wood finish would work for this. Sticky so wear
gloves.
Rick
> Rick Hamlin wrote:
> Try a tack rag from the hardware store for the dust removal. Works for us. Cheap
> and if you look up tack rag in the woodworker's google, you could find a recipe
> that is easy to make.
> Ok, I'll bite. How do you look up "the woodworker's goggle"? Just searching on
> Google doesn't reveal this great recipe... Lesley
>
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