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   oldusty | Dec 31, 2006 09:57pm | #1

       jigsaw ,

     Some brands don't call it water white any longer , some may call it "clear "

         I use a clear sealer and clear top coat . These newer products do a great job , the UV rays will yellow wood , even though the lacquers we use stay very clear the wood can still yellow in some cases .   

           Your local paint store should have a line of products for your needs .

                               dusty

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   art | Dec 31, 2006 11:27pm | #2

   Here's one: http://www.mlcampbell.com/pages/starpage.asp?star=KRY

   Art

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   Rich14 | Jan 01, 2007 01:31am | #3

   Jigsaw, I use CAB-Acrylic. It is water white, never yellows. I use Sherwyn Williams and the companion high-solids sanding sealer.

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   EarlKelly | Jan 01, 2007 01:33am | #4

   What you want is a CAB laquer. It is water clear and will not yellow. There used to be several makers of this and some had catalyzed versions for increased durability. I know Sherwin Williams has a version.

   Earl

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   Rich14 | Jan 01, 2007 01:36am | #5

   Earl, We must have been typing at the same time. Rich

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   EarlKelly | Jan 01, 2007 04:50am | #6

   Rich, that it does appear. I like to use a thin coat of vinyl sealer under my CAB. Long time ago, almost 20yrs, Mohawk Finishing had a catalyzed CAB, very durable. I did a Faux marble table using that as a top coat, still holding up today.
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