How To Brush On A Glass Smooth Finish With Oil Based Polyurethane 😲😱🤯👍

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[wrenchposting]

Love the intense, suspenseful music. Really underscores the fact that you only have a short time to apply the polyurethane!

[artsybubble]

Great demonstration on how it’s done! Now I shall try to get my messed up piece to look like that. 😊

[LiaS-kp]

im polying the inside of 70 year old cabinates stained cranbury red. Ive sanded them and staimed been drying a week now, So now its poly time, i hope my poly looks as amazing as yours when done.

[PerrynBecky]

Excellent tips. I like oil based poly for it's luster, but I found that any flaws in the application are also magnified. That flashlight and brushing technic looks great. I'll have to try that method for myself.

[jeremyhuggins]

Thank you for posting this! You pointed out a lot of things that I have been doing wrong. I feel that my next project will go much more smoothly. Thanks again!

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[biggusbestus]

Makes me want a "redwood" project ... looks great !

[lesterhuntsinger]

Really helpful honestly! Our coffee table came out great

[SamA-jgvy]

Very nice work and great tips. Thanks for sharing!

[brucefultz]

Excellent tips and techniques. I've been trying to get a glass like finish and I think you have given me the knowledge I need. Thanks

[sproingenz]

I found this video very helpful, thanks! But why does the music sound like the main character is infiltrating a top secret enemy compound?

[mpe]

Nice video. I’m working on a table top now and you mentioned buffing out with brown paper bag. Can you elaborate a little more I’d like to try that. Thanks!!

[CJMarco-nqyf]

Do you think it at all to prevent brush strokes?? I find that the product dries so quickly and that you can't go over what you've already done.

[cops]

What’s the exact name and model of the brush used?

[marie-ramaghurburrun]

No disrespect to you intended but more a comment on the global dumbing down that has occurred in every area of life over the last 60+ years and most rapidly over the last 20 years but this technique was something known by at least one member of every family in the UK when oil/solvent based paints were the norm. It's absolutely unbelievable how quickly common knowledge can be lost.

[jimmymora]

what color is that stain? do you think it will have a similar tone on pine butcher block?

[waterhead]

If you're a novice, you may need more than 3 coats of poly. I wet sanded to 10k. It looks great in some areas and shows bare wood in others. I should have practiced on a piece I didn't need, not my dresser.