[Woodcarver] Wood Questions-Woodcarver

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In a message dated 6/30/2009 4:22:02 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
merrihat at hotmail.com writes:

Thank  you!  But now what does   "its a polymer so you will no  longer have 
pure wood."   mean? 
Merrilee



It will basically be covered in liquid plastic which will also soak  down 
into the fibers of the wood a bit.  It shouldn't affect your carving  but 
thought should be given to the finish you would use. My vote would be for a  
clear oil based poly-urethane.
 
 
Maura
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