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PostPosted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 10:42 am 
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Is it really necessary to z-poxy or pore fill a top if it`s not open grained such as spruce, before french polish?I`d really like to keep Shane`s Lutz top just as light as possible, without that slight amber hue that z-poxy will give.        James W B
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I cut it twice and it`s still too short?
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ZP is only for pore filling B&S. Feel free to FP the top as is!

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Thanks JJ ,that`s what I want to do.Gonna use the lightest flakes possible.I believe blonde.
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