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It tolerates most of the glues and offers good resistance to screwing. He replaces solid wood in almost all traditional carpentry joints.
It accepts acrylic paints, glycero matt, gloss, satin or lacquered (reponce surfaces with a 180 grain) and can be stained. The application can be done by brush, roller or spray.
For a quality finish, provide an undercoat or primer. It can be varnished or waxed brush as the buffer. It can be cons-bonded or plated with a variety of materials.
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