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Diesel treatment for burl
I am going to look at some Myrtle burl today that some woman wants to
sell. Her father, had treated it with diesel fuel, which she said is an old logger's trick. I have never heard of this. I know how the bugs love myrtle, and left outside for a year or two, the wood would be worthless. Would this cause problems with finishing? I don't think that I would like to eat out of a bowl that had been treated with diesel. Any comments would help. I really don't need the wood, but...... robo hippy |
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