Andrew,
I think you missed the smiley face on my previous post. I am curious though
on how you tested the Formby's to find there was no tung oil in the product.
Tony Manella
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Lehigh Valley Woodturners
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"AHilton" wrote in message
...
The results ARE entirely the point. It's not the immediate results I'm
terribly concerned about nor was commenting on. Like I told the original
poster, I'm sure he's getting great looking results ... for now. And I'm
not looking into the future 30 - 50 years from now either! Lacquer and
Polyurethane don't mix. That's just Finishing Basics. The chemistry
detail
is an appeasement for those that can't take advice without some scientific
justification or a bibliography attached. g

Are you wanting to do the tests yourself?

- Andrew



"Tony Manella" ndd1atprolog.net wrote in message
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Results don't matter, only the chemistry matters. ;-)

Andrew could you tell us how you tested the Formby's for tung oil. I
use
Minwax brand and it does smell just like the pure tung oil I have.
Tony Manella