Wood Juice Semi-Dry Wood Stabilizer 1 Gallon by Preservation Solutions, Prevents Future Cracking & Warping, Ideal for Woodworkers

Great product! Follow directions send in box!

I followed manufacturer's directions for selecting winter cut wood,drying it to 8% moisture , and submerging cookies for 24 hours. I was able to treat fifteen cookies (12" diameter ,1.5 inches thick) with one gallon. I used Ash. No cracks, bark intact. Wood took on an amber hue when wet,but this faded as it dried. The drying process takes time (1-2 weeks). Definitely worth the price.

I'll grant you that it takes longer to cure, but there is no cooking needed and is A LOT cheaper. I'm very happy with my results using it to stabilize wood for knife handles.

Had good results with this product, with only a little cracking on a few pieces. would probably work better if you could submerge the wood into it for an hour or two. But the this stuff is way too expensive to do that on large to medium size wood blanks.

If you follow the directions this product does the job. It really dries the wood out to prevent cracking and allow to use in crafts. I have tried other products but this is by far the best.

GRANDES RESULTADOS

Works great on the 12” slices we are using for wedding table center pieces but goes fast.

I recently got a 32" x 3" ambrosia maple slab that was mostly dry but started lightly checking when I brought it inside for the winter. I was reading about different treatments to keep it from checking and decided to go with Wood Juice which is not supposed to change the color of the wood. It made a big mess and now I am stuck with orange wood. I tried painting plain mineral spirits on and scrubbing the wood but it's still orange. This product penetrates so deep you can't just sand the orange away this is the color I am stuck with apparently since there seems to be no way to remove it. Next time I will probably use AnchorSeal instead which can be removed by sanding.