Cammo's Corner - Volcanoes of the World - Tiki Carving

S Son-of-Kelbo Member NOHO, CA Joined: Aug 03, 2004 Posts: 590	S Son-of-Kelbo Posted posted on Thu, Feb 28, 2008 7:52 PM Yes, go polyurethane semi-gloss. Just enough kick to show off the grain and keep it looking fresh, not too wet. Thought about suggesting satin instead, but your instincts are right. Protect it, with just a little sheen; lock in the two-tone without darkening it too much. Boss design, mon. Oooo. (edit -- yikes, I replied to the last post on pg1 this thread, without seeing your last post Cammo, sorry. Uh, glossy glossarama it is. But I wish you'd mull it over just one more time...) [ Edited by: Son-of-Kelbo 2008-02-28 19:55 ]

Yes, go polyurethane semi-gloss. Just enough kick to show off the grain and keep it looking fresh, not too wet. Thought about suggesting satin instead, but your instincts are right. Protect it, with just a little sheen; lock in the two-tone without darkening it too much.

Boss design, mon. Oooo.

(edit -- yikes, I replied to the last post on pg1 this thread, without seeing your last post Cammo, sorry. Uh, glossy glossarama it is. But I wish you'd mull it over just one more time...)

[ Edited by: Son-of-Kelbo 2008-02-28 19:55 ]

Post #364096 by Son-of-Kelbo on Thu, Feb 28, 2008 7:52 PM