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Polycryl Qt

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Polycryl is a water soluble, large molecular weight acrylic that will penetrate, fill and strengthen semi-punky or spalted wood making it easier to work. Polycryl should be used prior to Pentacryl or Wood Juice on green wood.

The wood fortifier. Do you have a piece of soft, punky, or spalted wood that you would like to turn? Then give this product a try, it will strengthen the wood and make it easier to work with, especially for turners. It dries clear and will not yellow in the wood. Easy and safe to use. All types of finishes and glues can be used once Polycryl has dried into the wood. Contains low VOC’s and approved by Air Resources Board of California and Health Canada.



  • Varying wood densities create challenges for any woodworker
  • Water soluble, large molecular weight acrylic
  • Will penetrate, fill and strengthen semi-punky or spalted wood making it easier to work
  • Should be used prior to Pentacryl or Wood Juice on green wood
  • Soap and water clean up


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    12/22/2010
     
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    Great investment

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    • Large quanities

    Comments about Polycryl Qt :

    I used polycryl to soak spalted maple and corn cob and other soft woods to make hard enough for turning without destroying the wood. It accepts CA glue well. Use it to soak in a 5 gal. bucket. Highly recommended. It does have a tendency of taking on the color of the wood being soak, so be careful.

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