I'm trying Inlace for the first time, and would like to use it on flat surfaces instead of in turnings as do most of the projects I've seen. My first run didn't turn out as expected, but I figured I'd be learning with it anyway.
My question has to do with the color of the Inlace bleeding into surrounding wood (I used maple). Is there something that is good to seal the wood with first in order to keep the Inlace from going where it shouldn't go? Will plain sanding sealer be ok here? I'm trying to fill letters and numbers engraved in wood, they're shallow, only about 1/16" deep or slightly more.
My question has to do with the color of the Inlace bleeding into surrounding wood (I used maple). Is there something that is good to seal the wood with first in order to keep the Inlace from going where it shouldn't go? Will plain sanding sealer be ok here? I'm trying to fill letters and numbers engraved in wood, they're shallow, only about 1/16" deep or slightly more.