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{New growth that went into full blown tree around the established.. Can see old tree in some cracks of the new growth. -
Do you mean with suckers ( or volunteer trees ) that form at the base of an established tree? If so are you asking about the established tree or the suckers? -
Would old trees with many decades of new growth around the old be desirable for carving or furniture making?
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The polyurethane glues will stick to anything but i think scraping the finish off is your best bet as well. -
A 1/2" chisel and use it like a scraper use the piece that going to be used sitting in its exact location mark around it with a sharp pencil then scrape away. Tite Bond glue, a small dab set the piece in place squeeze the piece in its location take it back off if there are dry spots add another dab and repeat when your satisfied wiggle the piece in place then hold it with pressure until it grabs maybe a minute or two what is referred to as a rub joint.
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