This sealer is used by persons who does ceramics. They spray their greenware with it to be able to paint on it is what I was told today by someone else. This is not Fix It. I imagine there are a lot of brands of this stuff, I bought a can from him and it is Duncan, SS330, Super Gloss, Ceramic Sealer, it is an aerosol can. Ed said that he applies this to the handles after handles or scales are epoxied, and sanded. He said that he takes the finished product outside and gets in a position where he can be downwind and sprays the wood where the vapors will blow away without smelling it. This stuff has things in it that is supposed to cause cancer and is very flammable. He lets the coats dry well before putting the next one on. You buy this from a ceramic supplier. He also showed me something that I had never seen before. When wood is sanded to 600, 1200,2000, or whatever, after you are finished, take a wet cloth and wipe the wood, let dry thouroughly. Hold it up to a light and if need be look at it with a magnifying glass, and look at the little hairs like pieces sticking up. He does this and then does a final sand after wiping it with a wet rag and letting it dry. If someone wants more info, about the sealer, email me and I will give you his phone no. He does not have a web site.
