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Finish for Wet Wood

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I once turned a bowl today and realized that I didn't know what finish I should put on it. I figured that a film-forming finish wouldn't work well, so I ended up putting a hard wax oil (Osmo) on it.

What do you put on once-turned, relatively green turnings?
 
I have no trouble putting coats of polynerized tung oil on immediately after turning a wet piece. Doesn’t seem to make a difference waiting till it’s dry. Did it today on a camphor piece I turned.
 
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