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neyen14
post Dec 16 2011, 06:30 PM
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I just bought some black Por 15 but haven't opened it yet. I am hearing about how sturdy it is when hardened. I have a set of cookie cutters that need to be done and I am wondering if anyone has used Por 15 on wheels?
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post Dec 16 2011, 07:29 PM
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I just bought some black Por 15 but haven't opened it yet. I am hearing about how sturdy it is when hardened. I have a set of cookie cutters that need to be done and I am wondering if anyone has used Por 15 on wheels?

The surface will look dull after a week and will never ever again clean up to a nice shiny black.

POR15 is the wrong product for a whole bag of reasons.
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