Ok, after a long weekend of work, my amoire humidor conversion is just about finished. My question is, what should I use to take the sap off of the spanish cedar? There isn't much, but a little here and there.

Acetaline torch and a scraper would probably work... but if you don't want to be drastic, maybe a little rubbing alchohol.

A torch! not that much sap! LOL! Just little spots. I thought about the alcohol also but wasn't sure. Spent alot of time and want to be certain. Thanks.

Wouldn't happen to be one of those 6' tall 1940's cedar amore would it? A buddy of mine has one that we refinished and I'm trying to talk him into converting it into a humi.

Pretty close. It's a 40's but only 4 ft. tall. Wooden wheeled casters and all.

Wasn't cedar though....mahogany.

Bud, I would rub it out with a moist cloth. If it is just a tiny bit, here and there it probably won't harm anything, or put the dog rockets next to the bleed through and it might improve the damn things. Charlie

I love sappy dog rockets! Try the alcohol, then try a heat gun. Be nice to it.

Bud ,I'll try and find Bob Stabels(SP)Phone # you can call him and I'm sure he'll help you out.You can ask him about his set and forget electronic humidification device also,would be perect for you cabinet.IMHO Send me your E-mail to [email protected] or I'll post at the club later.

Thanks Jim!...email sent.

E-mail back at ya Twice.LOL

I actually have had to deal with this one. Put a blow dryer on the sap and wipe off the gooey excess. Piece of cake.

Mmmmmmmm. Cake...

Wrap your cake before you put it in your humi and the sides won't get gooey. Would spice cake make your sticks spicy?