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  1. 8th August 2017, 10:09 AM #1
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    Default Stupid question time.......

    I am using wipe on poly on a rather awkward shaped piece, with acute angles and it's hard to get a wet rag into the corner. I was just wondering if anyone has experimented with using a brush with wipe on poly? It has a self levelling property so in theory if spread thin enough it should work!!??

    please let me know if anyone has used an brush and what were the results?
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  3. 8th August 2017, 11:21 AM #2
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    If thats the only way to get cover in those hard to get at places then ok. Just be aware that where coverage is thicker then drying time will be longer so try and wipe off as best you can in those corners.
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