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Eco-Friendly Solarez UV Cure Grain Filler & Sealer - Perfect For Fine Furniture, Guitars, Pool Cues And DIY Woodworking! Review
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🔩 Adhesives & Sealers, 🔧 Hardware
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| Brand | SOLAREZ |
|---|---|
| Color | Clear |
| Style | Woodworking |
| Compatible Material | Wood |
Description of Eco-Friendly Solarez UV Cure Grain Filler & Sealer - Perfect For Fine Furniture, Guitars, Pool Cues And DIY Woodworking!
Solarez UV Cure Grain Filler & Sealer DO NOT OPEN OUTSIDE OR NEAR SUNLIGHT! Once UV curing process has started, it cannot be stopped. Product will cure inside bottle if exposed to Sunlight or other form of UV light. Cures by chemical reaction and requires less build-up to fill open grain woods. Reacts not by evaporation but by photochemical reaction in seconds, not hours. Summer sunlight is best and a sunlamp will work well in winter. UV flashlights can be used but will require 385nm coverage and will take longer. Thicker than 3/25 inch may require layering to cure completely though. Less shrinkage than solvent-borne or water-borne evaporatives. Cures exceptionally dry unlike other UV cure resins that cure tacky.
Pros
- Adhesives & Sealers
Cons
- May require multiple coats to achieve desired results, adding extra time and effort to the process
Pros
- Sealers
Cons
- Can be difficult to remove if applied improperly or if the end result is unsatisfactory
Pros
- Less shrinkage than solvent-borne or water-borne evaporatives.
Cons
- May not adhere well to certain types of wood or finishes, requiring additional preparation work
Pros
- Use it for sealing guitars... Great Stuff!!
Cons
- Requires UV light to cure, which may not be readily available in all environments
Pros
- A Great Grain Filler and cures in the sunlight! How cool is that???? A++++
Cons
- Seems to never dry!
Pros
- Top coat for solarez, great product
Cons
- Can be difficult to apply evenly, resulting in an uneven finish
Pros
- Reacts not by evaporation but by photochemical reaction in seconds, not hours. Summer sunlight is best and a sunlamp will work well in winter. UV flashlights can be used but will require 385nm coverage and will take longer. Thicker than 3/25 inch may require layering to cure completely though.
Cons
- Can be prone to cracking or peeling over time, reducing its longevity
Pros
- Cures by chemical reaction and requires less build-up to fill open grain woods.
Cons
- May not provide enough filling power for very large gaps or holes
Pros
- Tools & Home Improvement
Cons
- Can be more expensive than traditional fillers or sealers
