on 3/17/09 6:50 AM, beth h at periwinkle...@yahoo.com wrote: > > Jim wrote: >> I wonder if shellacking the front inch or so of the saddle >> would help it resist rain a bit without damaging anything." > > ..::slaps forehead and moans::.. > > Jim. > Dude. > You get a big ol' can of shellac and then you get into this thing of > just looking for things to paint the stuff on. The danger is that it > can be so random. > After sanding and coating the snap-deck of my Xtracycle -- a big leap > since I've yet to shellac a set of handlebars -- Sweetie saw me > looking at our old wooden ladder, grabbed me by the shoulders and told > me firmly, "No. Way." > Those of us who've been tempted can only look on and wonder what > you'll paint next.
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