Blacker than Black Stump

For those who might be into alternative finishes bordering on industrial I may have found something blacker than black stump.

Below shots show what has kept me occupied and away from guitar building for more than a month.....it started out with repairing a section of the back fence which also resulted in replacing the treated pine sleeper retaining wall it was sitting on.....whilst painting the sleepers with a new age Creosote that is more environmentally friendly, plus BGSFOS no longer stocks the dangerous stuff, couldn't help thinking this would be a great product to use if you wanted blacker than black? Perfect on a weathered, distressed, industrial looking job....Attachment 23126Attachment 23127Attachment 23128Attachment 23129

This was after 1 coat.

Now after 2nd coat....
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Still had a sticky feel to it as I was placing sleepers in their respective places and would need plenty of clear top coats if used on a guitar.

Definitely not for necks as it builds up quite thick and probably wouldn't feel right. But then again, a very light 1st coat may work.

I used the stuff full strength and it can be diluted down according to manufacturer's web site.

provided it eventually dries tack free (unlike creosote) I can't see why not.

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Originally Posted by Dedman

provided it eventually dries tack free (unlike creosote) I can't see why not.

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It looks like a top coat will work. When next using some Tru Oil will use an off cut to see how it comes up.

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That colour should be called "Smell The Glove"...

"How much more blacker can this get, an' the answer is none. None more blacker..."

I'm sure I used this to seal a concrete pond I made in 1986, it was clear back then. The pond was what sold the house to new buyers, who then filled it in so their child didn't drown.