I've been turning a little over 2 years now, doing both resin and wood, and traditionally with wood I shape, sand 80-400 grit, use Myland's Cellulose Sanding Sealer, follow up with Yorkshire grit, then my finish which is usually a microcrystalline wax or something like Renaissance Wax.
However, this weekend I am going to also be using Chestnut Spirit Stains for some color work. I've been reading that a wiped or brushed on cellulose sanding sealer will dilute the Chestnut Spirit Stains and draw color out, and that a spray on sanding sealer is preferred. I cannot seem to find any spray cellulose sanding sealer, and no experience with anything else.
So what is a good spray on sanding sealer, that is readily available, and won't muck up my coloring? I was thinking of the Minway Aerosol Polycrylic, but wasn't sure it can be used as a sanding sealer, it seems mostly used as a finishing topcoat.
However, this weekend I am going to also be using Chestnut Spirit Stains for some color work. I've been reading that a wiped or brushed on cellulose sanding sealer will dilute the Chestnut Spirit Stains and draw color out, and that a spray on sanding sealer is preferred. I cannot seem to find any spray cellulose sanding sealer, and no experience with anything else.
So what is a good spray on sanding sealer, that is readily available, and won't muck up my coloring? I was thinking of the Minway Aerosol Polycrylic, but wasn't sure it can be used as a sanding sealer, it seems mostly used as a finishing topcoat.