Fuel Proofing
01-11-2003 | 10:21 PM
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Fuel Proofing
It CAN... but I don't recommend it. My preferred fuelproofing is 2 hour epoxy. Goes on like a reasonably thin paint, soaks into the wood very well, and you never have a problem. (often takes 24 hours to quit being "tacky"... depends on humidity and temperature while it cures.)
