A lot of guys store Waterlox by putting a tube in the cap and turning the can upside down and then pumping in or pumping out air. They even make a product specifically for this.



I'm just going to avoid solventborne finishes from now on, not that I really do anything that can be called woodworking nowadays. We have a 2K waterborne on our new hardwood floor that has impressed me durability wise and I would use that in place of oil-based poly.



And shellac still works well for giving that amber color to wood projects so it can be used as a sealer under a waterborne.



However, the denatured alcohol used to mix shellac is a solvent and I'm not sure how it's going to be affected by the 2011 regulations.
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6.10 Gonyosoma oxycephalum (Javan, mixed colors)



0.0.4 Rhynchophis boulengeri



1.1 Philodryas baroni



1.1 Lampropeltis triangulum multistriata



0.0.1 Rhamphiophis rubropunctatus



0.0.2 Morelia viridis (Aru & Merauke locale types)



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