Clicio,
Do you have any idea what brand name it would go under in the US? Or, what online store to try?
I went to Amazon and some big box hardware stores. Amazon thought I meant Paranoid, and the hardware stores want to sell me something with copper in it, or maybe some spray resin. We have different goals.
Well it can be of some Help.
Tallas in NYC carries the product.
Some info:
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Re: Wood preservatives
« Reply #2 on: January 03, 2012, 07:31 PM »
This is what commercial art restorers use: Paraloid B72.
This material is a plastic which is used in solvent solution by restorers of antiquities. Go to a museum anywhere in the world and you will find restoration experts using paraloid B72 as a stabilizer and glue on fossils, pottery and wood. It is even used as a fixative on charcoal drawings. This material has the unique characteristics of being both soluble in domestic solvents such as acetone but being colourless, exhibiting no yellowing with age and having no discernable shine.
It soake Into the wood unlike Lime Sulfur and Minwax Wood Hardener.