peter,
on the sealcoat shellac… i have a can that’s over 1 year old. it still seems to dry hard. how long can the can of sealcoat last and still perform well?
thanks, greg
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I think they say 3 years although I would be little dubious.
You can always lay a brushful or two on a piece of glass to test it. If it dries hard you're good to go. If it stays sticky, dump it.
PG
thank you, guess i'm good to go.
There should be a date code on the bottom of the can. Zinsser guarantees that the finish is usable for three years from that date.
-Steve
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