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28th May 2016, 12:41 AM #1
Aussie Oil - FINALLY AVAILABLE IN U.S.A.
For all the American woodturners who have been patiently waiting for Aussie Oil. Here's some good news:
As of Tuesday 24th May 2016For those Aussie and US woodturners who don't know about AUSSIE OIL Click >HERE< for Aussie version of info sheet and >HERE< for the US version where it's marketed slightly different to Australia.
U-Beaut Polishes
AUSSIE OIL
is available in the USA
Initially available from:
PSI Woodworking Products
990 Global Road, Philadelphia, PA 19154-2106
Email: [email protected]
Voice: (215) 677-6374 Orders: 1-877-774-5431 Fax: (215) 676-3716
Will eventually be available though their network of distributors across the country
Europe yours is in its way also and should be available within the next couple of weeks.
Cheers - Neil
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28th May 2016, 09:13 PM #2Senior Member
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Hi Neil
When will it get to New Zealand?
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30th May 2016, 07:51 AM #3
Neil, a dumb question,
Is it possible to apply say CA or NC lacquer over Aussie Oil?
I'm wondering about its suitability to be used in the same manner that pen turners use BLO to highlight the grain then CA as the finish. I guess some one will try it.Mobyturns
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30th May 2016, 03:47 PM #4
Short answer. NO!
Long answer. NO!Use it in place of CA it is an amazing finish, unlike CA which is an amazing glue, not a finish which, when used as a finish (which it's not and was never supposed to be) will eventually crack up and break down pretty badly over time.
Aussie Oil will not crack or break down over time and if it does happen to lose a bit of shine over time can easily be rejuvenated with another hand rubbed coat over the top. If you haven't tried it, do yourself a favor and give it a go. You won't be disappointed. Not only that it will way outlast the finish of CA, will in the long run be much cheaper and you should get way more bang for your buck.
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30th May 2016, 10:18 PM #6Senior Member
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Used the polishing cream and the oils.. absolutely love them...
Even with 400grit sanding finish I've achieved quite a nice gloss... I can imagine wjat gloss sanding to 600 or 1200 would achieve simple to apply and as per instructions.. less is more...
ps. no affiliation with the company.. just happy user
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30th May 2016, 10:40 PM #7
Moby, I've used Aussie oil on NSW rosewood pen, Sanded thru the grits to 800 Abranet, then to 12000# Micromesh, eee then Aussie oil. It feels natural, unlike any CA finish.
Less is more, multiple coats to build up the finish. I like for timber pens.20160501_164139[1].jpg
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30th May 2016, 10:51 PM #8Senior Member
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Can the oil be used over existing finishes or only on bare timber?
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