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Aqua Coat clear pore filler, 16 oz.
$27.51
Aqua Coat is a waterborne gel clear grain filler that goes on easily, dries quickly, and sands well. It is a great alternative to epoxy, which although it works very well, is difficult to sand. Aqua Coat is relatively non-toxic and respiratory protection is not required when using it.
It's always a good idea to seal wood before using this pore filler.
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Video: Using Aqua Coat Pore Filler
Aqua Coat should not be frozen. Store between 60 and 80 degrees for optimal life. Shelf life is 12-18 months with careful storage.
You should always test finishing products to confirm compatibility with other finishing products, and to ensure that the finish on your product has the desired effect.
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Easy to use
I recently bought this to use on a guitar build with Rosewood back and sides and Mahogany neck. I watched the Youtube videos and applied accordingly. It went on easily and I was very pleased. After 4 coats I thought this looks great. Later I applied satin finish and discovered that I had some grain not completely filled. I was a little surprised. This is a great product but from now on I'll probably apply several more coats to make sure I've filled all the grain. Still, very easy to apply. I'll keep using it.
Good. Very good.
At last...No more trying to match color with dubious quality fillers. Dries hard and clear but sands like shellac. Love it. Thanks LMI for upping the game.
- 4 out of 4 people found this review useful.
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Aqua Coat is a waterborne gel clear grain filler that goes on easily, dries quickly, and sands well. It is a great alternative to epoxy, which although it works very well, is difficult to sand. Aqua Coat is relatively non-toxic and respiratory protection is not required when using it.
It's always a good idea to seal wood before using this pore filler.
05/11/2023
Several coats needed
Rather than the 3 coats suggested in the video, to get a perfectly smooth surface on Rosewood and Mahogany requires about 8 or 9 coats - I lost count so maybe 10. I lightly sanded between each coat with 320 grit and blew the dust off with compressed air. Eventually, the finish is perfect but plan to do ALOT of application and sanding with this product!