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.
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.
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An amazing waterproffer!
J. Paul✓ Verified Purchase•February 11, 2024
I cut loge into raw edge slabs and I waterproof the log ends with Anchor Seal. This keeps the wood from drying out too fast thus preventing the ends from splitting. This product is great for this purpose. I highly recommend this product.
Easy to apply
Trav✓ Verified Purchase•January 24, 2024
Easy to apply and gives a nice clean wax coat on the cuts
Very affective sealing green wood
WoodWard2✓ Verified Purchase•January 20, 2024
Ive been using this product for years and have been well satisfied.
Works great for me on Redwood
nibbles✓ Verified Purchase•January 5, 2024
It's beautifully thick, easy to apply, and does its job when applied correctly, twice. Don't expect 100% perfection, but you can certainly expect a whole lot. From my experience, newly cut end grain absorbs enough to warrant applying twice, while painting down the four sides about a 1/4-inch past the cut I do only once. I have a feeling a lot of people don't bother with that last part, but a lot can happen at the interface between the end of a board and it's sides. A ragged 90º corner calls out for treatment.
When you make a rough cut, often the waste is allowed to fall away, occasionally breaking off a bit of the end. That's what's easy to miss when sealing the ends. I try to make sure to inspect each board and paint appropriately. I use a regular cheap brush and just wash it in soap and water right after. Would latex paint be as good as this? Probably, but I like how this is specific for it's job. Because the 4 sides you might paint a tiny bit are not end grain they won't absorb the sealer very much. Use very sparingly on the sides. Just a little 1/8" thick is plenty. It will dry to an 1/8" paste. Because it can stain, be careful putting that board down on other wood. Latex paint would have the advantage here.
When I applied this to green Redwood, it did a fantastic job at stopping numerous radial checks I found appearing in the untreated cuts.
When you make a rough cut, often the waste is allowed to fall away, occasionally breaking off a bit of the end. That's what's easy to miss when sealing the ends. I try to make sure to inspect each board and paint appropriately. I use a regular cheap brush and just wash it in soap and water right after. Would latex paint be as good as this? Probably, but I like how this is specific for it's job. Because the 4 sides you might paint a tiny bit are not end grain they won't absorb the sealer very much. Use very sparingly on the sides. Just a little 1/8" thick is plenty. It will dry to an 1/8" paste. Because it can stain, be careful putting that board down on other wood. Latex paint would have the advantage here.
When I applied this to green Redwood, it did a fantastic job at stopping numerous radial checks I found appearing in the untreated cuts.
Seals
GH✓ Verified Purchase•December 15, 2023
Not sure how this will perform compared to the paint I've been using to date. Goes on easy and definitely leaves a softer waxy coating on end grain. I've done about 15 bowl blanks and equal number of slabs 12-30" by 6-8 quarters. Can is down only an inch or two so I'm feeling better about the cost to use issue.
Good reputation on this products so"¦
I'm using disposable chip brushes so my clean up is real easy.
Good reputation on this products so"¦
I'm using disposable chip brushes so my clean up is real easy.
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