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Cactus Juice Stabilizing Resin
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- Cactus Juice Stabilizing Resin is a professional grade, heat-cured resin for stabilizing and hardening wood and other porous material. Cactus Juice can transform punky, spalted and soft woods that would otherwise be thrown away into stunning blanks that turn, sand and finish beautifully.
- Stabilizes and hardens soft woods
- Makes punky blanks useable
- Minimal color change
- Lasts for months
- Reuse again and again
- Non-flammable
- Must be kept below 85° F (29° C) once activated
Cactus Juice is easy to use and does not significantly change the color of most woods. It’s not solvent based and can be reused again and again. Stop throwing away those punky blanks and give Cactus Juice a try!
Requires Vacuum Stabilization System (sold separately) and oven for use
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good job
Gerard in AZ
Comments On Jul 01, 2017:seems to be the best on the market
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2 of 2 people found this review helpful.
Great stuff
JOHN in CA
Comments On Mar 23, 2016:This resin works exceptionally well for stabilizing pen blanks (or other blanks) that might otherwise be destined for the stack of firewood. Just be sure to follow the directions and things will work out fine.
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Cactus Juice!
Jeff in KY
Comments On Oct 19, 2014:This stuff works great and the guy that sells it offers great support. Makes fragile wood...not fragile.
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2 of 3 people found this review helpful.
Excellent product - very easy to use!
SHAWN in TX
Comments On Jan 03, 2014:I've been using Cactus Juice for several years and I'm pleased to see that Craft Supplies has chosen to include as another of their quality offerings!
I've made in excess of 200 pens using wood that I stabilized at home using Cactus Juice. Follow the instructions (especially about pre-drying your wood) - and it's easy! Great results, at home, and far more economical than buying pre-stabilized wood!
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