Unaxol??

[BirchBark]

I saw this promo for a new waterbased finish that came out of the Oriental boat trades called Unaxol.

http://www.woodworkersjournal.com/ezine/interview.cfm

quote from promo:
" Unaxol is a silicone-based waterborne, as opposed to the more familiar polyurethane-based ones. Technically, it is an acrylic modified polysiloxane, a highly flexible, durable type of finish widely used for buildings, bridges, boats and trains."

Here is the supplier:
http://www.mobydicksupplies.com/

Thanks,
Chris

[ 12-06-2005, 10:58 PM: Message edited by: BirchBark ]

[BirchBark]

I saw this promo for a new waterbased finish that came out of the Oriental boat trades called Unaxol.

http://www.woodworkersjournal.com/ezine/interview.cfm

quote from promo:
" Unaxol is a silicone-based waterborne, as opposed to the more familiar polyurethane-based ones. Technically, it is an acrylic modified polysiloxane, a highly flexible, durable type of finish widely used for buildings, bridges, boats and trains."

Here is the supplier:
http://www.mobydicksupplies.com/

Thanks,
Chris

[ 12-06-2005, 10:58 PM: Message edited by: BirchBark ]

[BirchBark]

I saw this promo for a new waterbased finish that came out of the Oriental boat trades called Unaxol.

http://www.woodworkersjournal.com/ezine/interview.cfm

quote from promo:
" Unaxol is a silicone-based waterborne, as opposed to the more familiar polyurethane-based ones. Technically, it is an acrylic modified polysiloxane, a highly flexible, durable type of finish widely used for buildings, bridges, boats and trains."

Here is the supplier:
http://www.mobydicksupplies.com/

Thanks,
Chris

[ 12-06-2005, 10:58 PM: Message edited by: BirchBark ]