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Thread: Anyone use Pratt and Lambert 38?

  1. #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris Daigh
    Thanks Martin you have been very helpful, sorry to clutter up your thread.
    No problem Chris, sorry I was so confused. Let me know how it works for you.
    Martin, Granbury, TX
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    Hey Martin,

    Glad your going to give P&L a go....really good stuff.

    Man..I did'nt realize there even was a finishing forum unitl now.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Martin Shupe
    Yes, but I hope you know I am the slowest woodworker in the west.
    Hah, Bet I could outdo ya in a slowness contest, Martin! And I'm right up 377 from you in Benbrook.

    I'll be interested in the outcome of your P&L-finished project, if you use it.

    I'm finishing a red oak longbow for my daughter (since this one has a deadline attached, I am finishing it, but just barely in time!). I went at lunch today to the Walnut Hill paint store to pick up the P&L 38, but left with the McCloskey Man O War varnish, which they recommended as more durable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by James Carmichael
    Hah, Bet I could outdo ya in a slowness contest, Martin! And I'm right up 377 from you in Benbrook.

    I'll be interested in the outcome of your P&L-finished project, if you use it.

    I'm finishing a red oak longbow for my daughter (since this one has a deadline attached, I am finishing it, but just barely in time!). I went at lunch today to the Walnut Hill paint store to pick up the P&L 38, but left with the McCloskey Man O War varnish, which they recommended as more durable.
    and you couldn't even stop in to say hi.
    Steve Jenkins, McKinney, TX. 469 742-9694
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    Is that your shop, Steve? I just got the location off of P&L's website, it's the nearest to my office.

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    Quote Originally Posted by James Carmichael
    Is that your shop, Steve? I just got the location off of P&L's website, it's the nearest to my office.
    Not really. My shop is just off Royal the other side of I35.
    Steve Jenkins, McKinney, TX. 469 742-9694
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve Jenkins
    Not really. My shop is just off Royal the other side of I35.
    OK, well what is your shop? I'll be glad to come pay you a visit.

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    Sorry,
    check my web site www.stephen-jenkins.com
    Steve Jenkins, McKinney, TX. 469 742-9694
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