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Post #651191 by blaydewizzard on Sat, Sep 8, 2012 7:56 AM

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frogger, you can carve palms fresh cut, they may mold a bit as they dry, just spray with bleach water, also queen palms suck for carving, i use sable, coconut, washintonias mostly, to preserve mix 50/50 min spirits with polyurathane and do first coat to soak in good, after several coats of straight poly and thats good. hope the info helps, i carve mostly with a chainsaw, and have a tree service so i get plenty of materials lol

[ Edited by: blaydewizzard 2012-09-08 07:58 ]