Has anyone used Klingspor's green wood sealer? It is much less expensive than anchorseal.
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Klingspor green wood sealer
- Thread starter John Hicks
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I have been using Klingspor's green wood sealer. I'm about 1/2 through a gallon I bought a few months ago.
Unfortunately, I'm fairly new to this and haven't used the Anchorseal brand stuff so can't offer a comparison for you.
What I can tell you is that, when I went online to look at the SDS, the SDS for the product on their website was actually the Anchorseal SDS.
Unfortunately, I'm fairly new to this and haven't used the Anchorseal brand stuff so can't offer a comparison for you.
What I can tell you is that, when I went online to look at the SDS, the SDS for the product on their website was actually the Anchorseal SDS.
I suggest saving yourself a bunch of money and trying some. I got their military discount and 7.99 shipping for 4 1gl bottles for 15.25 a gallon.
It is a private labeled Anchorseal. No difference.
I guess there is a high cost to a name brand.
I’ve used a ton of that stuff over the years and it works great. I live near a Klingspore store so no shipping cost. I’ve never used anchorseal so I don’t know how it compares. It holds up great in the woodshed but if you use it on log ends outdoors in the sun you’ll need to recoat in a few months.