I have use CA to seal a crack and the used teak oil. It left an uncolored
area where the CA wicked into the wood. It dosen't show up when you use poly
or a wax, like briwax, as the finish.

Vern
Jacksonville, AR
"Tony Manella" ndd1 at prolog.net wrote in message
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I've used both danish oil and cellulose sanding sealer over CA glue
without
having any adhesion issues.
Tony Manella
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http://home.ptd.net/~ndd1/
Lehigh Valley Woodturners
http://www.lehighvalleywoodturners.com/

"Chuck" wrote in message
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On 07 Oct 2004 17:25:21 GMT, (Kip055) wrote:

Even worse than the staining of the wood, CA is so thin that it wicks
a lot further into the wood than the crack, and effectively seals the
wood and prevents it from taking finish, stain or anything else

I haven't as yet ever used stain on turnings so I can't comment, but I
haven't
had probems with oil varnish mixes adhereing to areas that I've hit with
CA,
either in cases where I sealed before application or not (the latter for
woods
that the CA did not discolor.) May I ask what finish(es) you have
observed
this with??

Water based poly, danish oil, cellulose sanding sealer

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