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**Jason Banks** · 04-13-2022, 08:12 PM

Wow thanks for the response Georgie. I bought the West 105 with the 207 Special Clear Hardener. Mainly because they say "Blush-free 207 Special Clear Hardener was developed for coating and fiberglass cloth application where an exceptionally clear, moisture-resistant, natural wood finish is desired."

I plan on staining my wood and then coating with the 105/207, then I planned to use regular automotive clearcoat over that. Probably SPI Universal Clear.

Can't remember how I came up with this plan since it has been about 8 months since I bought the West 105/207

Do you think that sounds like a good plan?

I did put a pretty good radius on all the edges when I was sanding the white oak.

04-13-2022, 08:12 PM	#35
Jason Banks Senior Member Join Date: Dec 1999 Location: TX Posts: 1,529	Re: Good Wood Wow thanks for the response Georgie. I bought the West 105 with the 207 Special Clear Hardener. Mainly because they say "Blush-free 207 Special Clear Hardener was developed for coating and fiberglass cloth application where an exceptionally clear, moisture-resistant, natural wood finish is desired." I plan on staining my wood and then coating with the 105/207, then I planned to use regular automotive clearcoat over that. Probably SPI Universal Clear. Can't remember how I came up with this plan since it has been about 8 months since I bought the West 105/207 Do you think that sounds like a good plan? I did put a pretty good radius on all the edges when I was sanding the white oak.