Here is my first attempt with Solarez as a wood sealer. The wood is Red Cedar.
When I applied the Solarez with an acid brush my shop temperature was about 67 degrees, so the rez was rather thick, and I saw a lot of brush marks, so I put it on the drying rack and spun it for about 10 minutes, the brush marks disappeared. I noticed that the slot I cut for the lip didn't have enough coverage of the rez, it was to thick to flow inside, so I microwaved some to thin it, and it went into the slot nicely. After two more minutes of additonal spinning I decided to cure it by putting it outside, my UV light hasn't come yet. So I left it on the drying rack and put the whole thing outside and let it spin while it cured. The sky was overcast, temp. 36 degrees, 48 % humidity outside, altitude 7000'. We have a high amount of UV because of the altitude (lots of sun screen used here). After 4 minutes outside the surface was totally dry and I have a nice shinny finish, no hazing that I can see. The lure has more glossy look than the picture shows.
I have been using D2T in the past and I'd say this finish is just as good. The odor of the Solarez reminds me of fiberglass resin, only not as strong or offensive.
Next step will be to submerge it overnight to test the sealing quality.
Then onto to a Createx paint job.