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Best way to fix stripes in baltic birch
The following illustrates the problem:
http://alan.firebin.net/images/cab_stripes1.jpg http://alan.firebin.net/images/cab_stripes2.jpg It was suggested on another mailing list to just sand the ply. I would rather find a conditioner or like to know if I cut Zinser 3lb clear shellac down to like 1/2# or 1/4# if that would "solve" the manufacturing problem when the sheets were made? These are the inside of drawer holders, and not going to be seen. Thanks Alan |
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