Charlie Morgan wrote:
On 20 Sep 2006 08:20:40 -0700, "Chuck Gould"
wrote:


Charlie Morgan wrote:


Cetol gloss is an entirely different product than Cetol Marine. Cetol
Marine breathes and is very durable. I would not characterize Cetol
Marine as a "stain", either.


You may want to take that up with Sikkens. They describe Cetol Marine
as containing
"pigments". How would you characterize a non-opaque application of
pigment via an oil or water base if not as a "stain"?


Okay, now we've established that you don't even know the difference
between paint and stain.

CWM

Sorry, a renewed personal attack doesn't get you off the hook here.
Does your answer indicate that you feel Cetol is a "paint"?

If not, please reply directly and without digressing to personal
remarks to:

"How would you characterize a non-opaque applicatin of pigment via an
oil or water base if not as a 'stain'"?

(An additional personal remark or failure to respond at all will be
accepted as an indicator that you feel Cetol is a paint).