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Thanks Derek more interesting products.
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Sounds interesting, not available below the equator.
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I use the Drechslen und Mehr pen finish almost exclusively for my finishing as i was given a bottle by the toolpost.
It is incredibly easy to apply 3 - 4 coats and your done I don't micromesh it and it gives a lovely semi gloss to satin finish that so far seems to be pretty hard wearing though I do top coat with penturners overcoat from Hampshire sheen.
I also use the Drechsleroel on non Pen woodworking its similar to Osmo oil and gives a lovely finish i used it to finish the oak jigsaw boards i made for my father for Christmas another product that I really like
It is incredibly easy to apply 3 - 4 coats and your done I don't micromesh it and it gives a lovely semi gloss to satin finish that so far seems to be pretty hard wearing though I do top coat with penturners overcoat from Hampshire sheen.
I also use the Drechsleroel on non Pen woodworking its similar to Osmo oil and gives a lovely finish i used it to finish the oak jigsaw boards i made for my father for Christmas another product that I really like
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Thanks for the info Derek. It sticks in my mind that Walter sampled this pen finish or something similar quite a while ago in Woodturning.