For sealing porous wood. Dries clear and seals the smallest cracks or pin-hole leaks 100% with just one application. Can be brushed or poured and drained. It is strongly recommended that any internal surfaces which are exposed to vacuum be coated with this product. Phenoseal is slightly plastic and will stretch and contract with changes in temperature and humidity without cracking or pulling away, as is the case with the original shellac or varnish sealers. Phenoseal will stick to the original sealers, so removing them is not necessary. Phenoseal remains slightly tacky, so DO NOT coat a surface that a valve will seat on. (Read my article in the Mechanical Music Digest -click here.) Sold in 8 oz. plastic bottles for $21.00. This product is a proprietary blend that is only available at Player-Care. The recommended temperature for using Phenoseal is 65-75 degrees F. Normal shelf life is 6-9 months.. Also, check out the "Hypo-Oiler" for $8.45 with any size order -click here To place an order, Click Here. .

If Phenoseal freezes, it becomes worthless. So, if you order it during the Winter, you are, by default, responsible for the consequences. You have been warned!

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