Nice repair. Actually that looks like fun! It seems to take prime ok. I have heard of rot repair but never seen it done. Nice option for preserving things that can't easily be replaced.
I was looking up videos for ideas on finishing trim ends for a bathroom remodel in my home. It’s an older home with finishes that seem to place it near the late 1870’s. This product seems that it would be ideal for creating “custom“ piece finishes . The video was very thorough for my needs! Thank you!!
@@BorsellinoHomeServices small world! I went to school in Morrisville. We'd go to Caz lake and do the polar bear plunge every winter (dumb idea). Crazy. Good work man. Wish I'd known about this stuff sooner. Will definitely use this.
PLEASE use an n95 mask or respirator the next time you sand epoxy. You dont want wood dust in your lungs, but you really dont want epoxy dust in your lungs.
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Nice repair. Actually that looks like fun! It seems to take prime ok. I have heard of rot repair but never seen it done. Nice option for preserving things that can't easily be replaced.
It's really cool stuff to work with. I've used a similar, almost identical product, called Abatron WoodEpox.
Great video. Thanks chum.
you're welcome! thanks for letting me know!
I was looking up videos for ideas on finishing trim ends for a bathroom remodel in my home. It’s an older home with finishes that seem to place it near the late 1870’s. This product seems that it would be ideal for creating “custom“ piece finishes . The video was very thorough for my needs! Thank you!!
Amazing content
hey thanks!
Where in upstate NY? I was born in Syracuse and lived north of Watertown.
I'm in Cazenovia which is about 25 min southeast of Syracuse 🙂
@@BorsellinoHomeServices small world! I went to school in Morrisville. We'd go to Caz lake and do the polar bear plunge every winter (dumb idea). Crazy. Good work man. Wish I'd known about this stuff sooner. Will definitely use this.
PLEASE use an n95 mask or respirator the next time you sand epoxy. You dont want wood dust in your lungs, but you really dont want epoxy dust in your lungs.
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