Wipe on poly so easy to use

Applying minwax wipe on poly clear gloss, to a TV tray table top.
Black walnut and curly maple.

[garrettkuracka]

FWIW, “wipe on” poly in the can like that is just regular poly diluted to 50/50 with normal mineral spirits. At my local blue store, the regular fast drying poly is $16/qt, the “wipe on” version is $20/pint. But again, wipe on is only 50% poly, so realistically you’re paying $20 for 8oz of poly while the regular can sitting on the shelf right next to this “wipe on” that you bought is $16 for 32 oz. You literally get 4x more for less money, and you already need a jug of mineral spirits if you’re working with oil based finishes anyway 🤷‍♂️

Seriously, I understand there’s lots of situations where paying for the convenience is simply worth the money. This just ain’t one of them

[pctatc]

Love me some talking heads.. oh and the shaper too!

[miapiameow]

Wow! How do you get the leftover spots? I really like it.

[jscss]

How are you not getting streaks like this?

[Theiftanlazx]

Awesome video! I’m going to try this product for my cutting boards. I’m a beginner and just built my first coffee table and have been looking into finishes for the table. Previously just been using mineral oil and beeswax