Sealing a Didjeridoo
A proven method for sealing didjeridoo interiors is a mix of non-toxic Titebond 2 woodglue and agave powder from an orbital sander’s dust bag.
- INSTRUCTIONS
The agave powder is best sifted through a wire strainer before mixing. - Pour a pancake batter consistency mix in
- Swab through with a cotton cloth tied to the end of a dowel rod.
- Let didj dry hanging upside down without a mouthpiece for 24 to 48 hours
- Repeat the process at least once.
Hanging upside down will ensure that the didj. bell will be free of drip marks. A thick peanut butter consistency mix of agave’ powder and Titebond 2 makes a great wax-free and sandable mouthpiece which must be totally dry before sanding. This mix usually dries dark brown.
This mix adds to structural integrity, performance, and beauty of the didjeridoo.
Aloha, JOL