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   Scott_Braun | Mar 19, 2002 05:46am | #1

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   yes, you can. just wait a good long time for the linseed to cure. give it a good week or two, the longer the better...
   sb

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   splintergroupie_ | Mar 19, 2002 07:18am | #2

   *Why would you do that? Linseed gives a nice color to SOME woods, though it prematurely darkens others, but build with it before lacquer? Slosh some one, wipe, let sit for 24 hours and spray. I fail to see how more linseed coats will help the finish in color or final appearance, but i could certainly stand to learn something new. Scott, whatcha got?

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   ScottBraun | Mar 21, 2002 04:15pm | #3

   Actually, I got nothin'. I wasn't paying close enough attention to the original post, and just assumed that he was asking about applying a coat or two of linseed for depth and color, and then building with lacquer. Colleen's right, it makes no sense, why would you do that?

   sb