The contents of a two part kit are flammable. Work in a well ventilated area. Keep away from high heat, sparks, open flames and possible sources of ignition. Wear appropriate … More
For the Traditional Amber use Bristol Finish Thinner, or acetone.
Yes it can. Make sure the stain has properly cured before applying and always try a test piece to make sure there are no compatibility issues.
Other than using a stain, the only method we have heard of, but not yet tried, is to use a slightly more abrasive sandpaper instead of 220. This apparently has … More
We recommend our Bristol Finish Thinner to clean up of brushes. Acetone is an acceptable alternative to our thinner.
This is always a case of contamination either on the surface or in the product. Allow coat to fully cure, sand surface until smooth, clean surface with acetone to remove … More
There are many possible reasons you may be getting bubbles. Check out the troubleshooting guide to find the reason.
We recommend thinning Bristol Finish 15% by volume with Bristol Finish Thinner for a first coat on bare wood. A second coat at the same percentage may be applied as … More
Thin Bristol Finish using our thinner according to the guidelines.
In both cases Bristol Finish should be removed. In the case of under mixing it is possible to re-coat with the proper mixture.