ANCHORSEAL 2 Log & Lumber end Grain Sealer - Prevents up to 90% of end Checks (Drying Splits) on Cut Ends of Wood & Decks. Green Wood Sealer for Turning Blanks & Bowls. (1 Quart)
Key features
- •Prevents up to 90% or more of end checking (drying splits)
- •Green wood sealer for turning blanks, cookies, wood bowls and carvings
- •Ipe decking end sealer - widely used to protect cut ends of wood decks & steps
- •Water-based , eco-friendly log & lumber end grain sealer
- •End grain sealer of choice among log and lumber industry professionals since 1980
ANCHORSEAL 2 Log & Lumber end Grain Sealer - Prevents up to 90% of end Checks (Drying Splits) on Cut Ends of Wood & Decks. Green Wood Sealer for Turning Blanks & Bowls. (1 Quart)
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To seal end grain of green wood
Barry Jordan✓ Verified Purchase•September 11, 2023
Not much to report here, except, if you work with green wood, you'll need this or something to seal the end grain of the wood so it doesn't dry faster than the rest of the wood, simply as that. You can use paint, and some use wax, but I'm guessing this stuff is formulated to stick to, and dry on green wood. That being said, it's probably better than the other items. I wished my dumb self would have ordered a gallon instead of two quart cans. Cost me just as much as a gallon, or close to it. I learned about this sealer on Youtube, from a guys channel called "Chop With Chris". Check this guy out, he's awesome with hand tools.
Good Stuff
Moesmimi✓ Verified Purchase•September 9, 2023
Used on fresh cut wood. So far, no cracks.
Easy to apply
Julie✓ Verified Purchase•August 27, 2023
We had a huge dead pecan tree cut. We used some of the trunk for end tables and stools. We painted the ends with it to preserve it. It is water based so it was easy to clean. It seems to repel the rain and only a few ants have been seen on the trunk pieces. It will be interesting to see how it does in a year or so.
Never knew this was needed
Bob G✓ Verified Purchase•August 24, 2023
I decided to try my hand and build a deck. While doing research on building and what wood to use I came across this stuff to protect the ends. Made complete sense as end cuts are exposed and not really treated. Fantastic packaging. I went ahead and applied to one side. It goes on with a color of milkey white and dries clear leaving behind a waxey type seal. Works very well with a super easy clean up.
Anchorseal - very good stuff
rScotty✓ Verified Purchase•August 12, 2023
This is simply the best sealer I've found for putting onto exposed wood end grain to prevent the wood from checking and splitting as it ages or is exposed to weather
If you are a woodworker, and buy your wood at a mill, you know this as the waxy coating that is sometimes applied to the ends of special hardwood boards before they are seasoned.
Anchorseal is an emulsion that penetrates and leaves what looks like a waxy paraffin coating where it was applied. It does darken the color of the end of the board, plus neither water nor any finish will ever stick well where the Anchorseal has been applied. So.... if the face of the board needs to be seen, carefully apply the sealer only to the very end of the board.
I use it to the exposed ends of beams, the exposed ends of outdoor decks as the decking floor is laid, and for seasoning hardwood for cabinet work. Good stuff.
roger L.
If you are a woodworker, and buy your wood at a mill, you know this as the waxy coating that is sometimes applied to the ends of special hardwood boards before they are seasoned.
Anchorseal is an emulsion that penetrates and leaves what looks like a waxy paraffin coating where it was applied. It does darken the color of the end of the board, plus neither water nor any finish will ever stick well where the Anchorseal has been applied. So.... if the face of the board needs to be seen, carefully apply the sealer only to the very end of the board.
I use it to the exposed ends of beams, the exposed ends of outdoor decks as the decking floor is laid, and for seasoning hardwood for cabinet work. Good stuff.
roger L.
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