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Old 03-01-2008, 12:38 PM
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Default Re: Teak

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Has anyone used Bristol Finish?
In the PBR test reported in 2/05 issue, comments after 6 months on Bristol Finish were: "Film compromised underneath ends of panel". At end of test, they said "No comment because formulation changed", so maybe later versions are better. 6 mo. comments on Epifanes were: "Film intact. Still very good gloss. Some darkening."; end of test said: "Intact, smooth. A bit darker. PBR's top pick for shiny finish." On Honey Teak: @ 6 mo., "Film Intact. Wood grain seems more obscured."; Final: "Two-part pigmented stain darkened considerably."

What I like about the Epifanes is it's a 1 part deal, just open the can and apply. Both Honey Teak and Bristol Finish require a catalyst, which means you may waste some if you don't mix up the right amount. When I used the Honey Teak, I just mixed small batches using syringes, and made more as required to minimize wastage.
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