anchorseal source?

[Greg Stanford]

Those of you that use anchorseal, where do you get it?

thanks,

g

[Jason Anders]

Packard Woodworks is one place I know of.

[Mark Pruitt]

Greg,
If you live in an area where you know several other woodturners or if there is a local AAW chapter, the best thing to do is to get some guys to chip in together and buy it in a large quantity. Some guys in my AAW chapter did that last year and bought a 55 gallon drum. (Not sure where they bought it from.) I think they'll be doing it again this year and I'll definitely participate. Lots cheaper that way.

[Andy Hoyt]

I get mine direct from the manufacturer (https://www.uccoatings.com/prod_anchorseal.php).

[Mark Cothren]

I get mine direct from the manufacturer (https://www.uccoatings.com/prod_anchorseal.php).

Same for me...

[Scott Fernald]

I used Highland Hardware...cheaper than the manufacturer even. They must repackage from a barrel into 1 gallon paint cans.

[Bernie Weishapl]

Ditto what Scott said.

[John Hart]

I get mine direct from the manufacturer (https://www.uccoatings.com/prod_anchorseal.php).

Same for me...

Yup...me too.

[Christopher K. Hartley]

Greg, Ernie turned me on to The Cutting Edge in Houston. They re-package into 1 gal. cans and sell at a very reasonable price. They also have a web site. I wish Woodcraft carried it as they are closer but heck, ya can't have everything I guess.

[Greg Stanford]

Thanks all, looks like Highland Hardware is the way to go for me. I don't have contact w/ turners in this area & get most of my materials through the mail or the like. Appreciate the help.

g

[Jim Becker]

Direct from UC Coatings.

[Brian Myers]

http://www.cspoutdoors.com/anchorseal.html

$59.99 shipped (east coast) for 5gals.