RE: wood turning colors


Subject:    RE: wood turning colors
From:    Bill Church (eng@canadianrogers.com)
Date:    Mon Dec 01 - 6:43 AM
>From all I have read, there is really only one way to keep the light color
of Osage Orange.
But it doesn't seem to be very practical. You would have to keep your plane
locked up in a dark room at all times.
It seems that the oil-based urethane finishes have the most UV protection,
but they will still darken over time (just more slowly).
Personally, I prefer the look of the darkened wood. I think it looks real
purdy.

Bill C.




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