can i thin sanding sealer ?

OTB

OTB

I DIDN'T DO IT!!!!
Silver Member
I have some sanding sealer that seams thick in a can , can I thin it out with something? I have shaken the can, still seams sticky and thick....:confused:

NOTE: THIS IS OVER THE COUNTER SANDING SEALER NOT FROM A BILLIARD SUPPLY STORE...
 
Last edited:
OTB said:
I have some sanding sealer that seams thick in a can , can I thin it out with something? I have shaken the can, still seams sticky and thick....:confused:

NOTE: THIS IS OVER THE COUNTER SANDING SEALER NOT FROM A BILLIARD SUPPLY STORE...
Click to expand...

yes, with uhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, let me think,
THINNER:thumbup:
i do 50/50 for deft sanding sealer
 
OTB said:
I have some sanding sealer that seams thick in a can , can I thin it out with something? I have shaken the can, still seams sticky and thick....:confused:
Click to expand...

Sealer needs to be thin to work properly. Most if not all sealers sold for pre-finishing wood can, and if thick, needs to be thinned. The type of sealer that it is (lacquer, shellac or other) determines the thinner. It should be stated on the can. Shellac is thinned with alcohol, lacquer uses lacquer thinner and so on.

Dick
 
Last edited:
BHQ said:
yes, with uhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, let me think,
THINNER:thumbup:
i do 50/50 for deft sanding sealer
Click to expand...

Deft smells funny to me.

Read the can, it will tell you what kind of thinner they recommend.
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by BHQ
oh it does, it stinks to high heaven
Quote:
Switch to Enduro or Minwax.
I have a can of Deft. I won't even open it.

+++++++++++++++++

I think it smells good but I can't remember where I left it.

Kim
 
whammo57 said:
Quote:
Originally Posted by BHQ
oh it does, it stinks to high heaven
. . . . +++++++++++++++++

I think it smells good but I can't remember where I left it.

Kim
Click to expand...

ROTHFLMAO!!!!

:rotflmao1:

Gary
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top