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#325361 08/22/2006 8:53 PM
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Does anybody have experience with either or both of these products? I will be installing a pine wood bed shortly, and I was wondering if either one of these products was better than the other.


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#325362 08/25/2006 3:40 AM
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I used Pelucid on my wood. It gave a really nice glossy finish, but it will not hold up to the wheather. I have to re-do mine, as it is peeling off. From what I read in the response to my own question on this, Glisten PC might be better if you use a POR15 product. I'm going to be re-doing mine sometime next mont, I'll post my results when i get it done.


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Just use treated wood.


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#325364 08/25/2006 1:16 PM
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Originally posted by LONGBOX55:
I used Pelucid on my wood. It gave a really nice glossy finish, but it will not hold up to the wheather. I have to re-do mine, as it is peeling off. From what I read in the response to my own question on this, Glisten PC might be better if you use a POR15 product. I'm going to be re-doing mine sometime next mont, I'll post my results when i get it done.
Longbox: what do you plan to use to finish the wood when you re-do it?

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#325365 08/26/2006 9:21 PM
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I read the link to the Mar-K site that you posted when I asked about this earlier, I'm thinking about using Glisten PC. Haven't got any yet, I'm waiting until the 15th of next month when I'll be at the Marion Co. swap meet to get it at one of the venders there, probably Harmon's.
Boy, I'm glad you asked. I just re-read the whole test (something i didn't do originally). I may just have to retink this. That CPES is stariting to look like a better choice now.


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