Date: 3/19/2011, 2:20 am
: I put a coat of epoxy on oak plywood, first time to use it on oak.
: There was one layer of dry sanded but clean light oak stain on
: the wood, wood had been at 70 degrees over night but brought
: into 60 degree shop a hour before epoxy coating.
: After sanding, the light grain was fine but the dark grain areas
: look pitted. I can't feel any difference with my fingertips, all
: feels smooth after 200 grit and orbital sander. Definitely
: "looks" like numerous small pits.
: Anyone else experience this or have an idea what caused it. Not
: sure of an alternative other than to sand down to the wood and
: start over.
: Randy
I would agree with Paul. Somehow you have oil contamination, either from the wood (I know teak can do this), the stain or the rag used to spread the stain?
Did you use an old rag used for other jobs?
JohnK
Messages In This Thread
- Epoxy: looks pitted
Randy Knauff -- 3/19/2011, 1:26 am- Re: Epoxy: looks pitted
Paul G. Jacobson -- 3/19/2011, 2:06 am- Re: Epoxy: looks pitted
Farback -- 3/19/2011, 1:55 pm
- Re: Epoxy: looks pitted
JohnK -- 3/19/2011, 2:20 am- Re: Epoxy: looks pitted
Mike Bielski -- 3/19/2011, 12:46 pm- Re: Epoxy: looks pitted
Brian Nystrom -- 3/20/2011, 10:19 am - Re: Epoxy: looks pitted
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