Minwax water based polycrylic

From staining and protection, to preparation, maintenance, cleaning and repair, Minwax makes and keeps wood beautiful. The crystal clear finish is ideal for use over light woods like maple, ash and birch as well as over Minwax Water Based Wood Stains. It is completely clear and does not have a yellow tint like oil based polyurethane. So it is best used when you don’t want a yellowish colored layer over your furniture and more so over light colored paint.

Tidying up is super easy because it is water based. Simply clean your rags, hands and brushes with water and soap. The polycrylic I bought from them was definitely a urethane and acrylic blend. Water based finishes can be a little tricky to apply.

They dry fast which means you have to apply them fast. Check out how I apply them in my bi-weekly finishing how-to video. Clear Satin Water - Based Interior Polyurethane (2-Pack) is specially formulated to let wood’s natural beauty shine through. High clarity protective coating for indoor wood projects provides a crystal clear finish. Premium polyurethane retains the same clear finish as the day it was applied and will not yellow with time.

Now available in colors and designer style color palettes. The 1-qt can is ideal for use on lumbers such as ash, birch and maple and works well on darker, water - based timber stains. If your wood will be exposed to the elements outdoors, use Helmsman Spar Urethane, which blocks sunlight, water , and temperature changes.

Keep in mind that most clear finishes add a slight amber tint to the wood. For use over bare woo oil- and water - based stains, paint and wallpaper. It dries very quickly, although it can take a long time to. It has very little odor, is non-flammable, cleans up easily with soap and water , and can be recoated in only hours. Protects and adds beauty to interior wood surfaces including woodwork, furniture, doors and cabinets.

However, it definitely adds a little tint to light wood. I saw Minwax water - based polyurethane and polycrylic. I know that the polycrylic really doesn’t change the color of the wood.

The product is designed for furniture. A better Minwax product would be either Minwax Ultimate Floor Finish or Minwax Super Fast-Drying Polyurethane for Floors. Fill Your Cart With Color Today!

This covering, made by Minwax , is water - based , which means it washes up with plain water. Even with a new can, have to spray heavier coats to get a smooth finish. Horizontal surfaces come out okay, but on vertical surfaces it will run and sag. Polycrylic is a combination of the words Polyurethane and Acrylic.

I also prefer the water based one, easier to clean up. I think it gives a pretty good finish without a lot of fuss. The brands availible in Australia was discussed in the DLthread and it seems to me that the Watts brand was mentioned.

Here’s what that looks like next to the polycrylic that I bought to replace the gallon that I believed to be bad. He said lacquer will never ember. I didn’t really like this solution because it isn’t water based so it stinks, ruins my brushes and really should be done outside.

I am now using Varathane brand water based polyurethane brushed on with a foam brush. It looks like a spray job! Interior works fine unless you leave your planes out in the weather 24-7. Home Depot seems to be the only place to buy this.

First, I tried Minwax water based oil polycrylic. Immediately, the red paint ran into the white, ending up with a pink and white Razorback. I had to carefully sand off the poly and repaint all of the red and white. Then, I bought Minwax water based polycrylic. The red immediately started to run, again.

I’ve been using Minwax gloss polyurethane for a long time and the have been great. As a newbie to HVLP, I have encountered the following problem. Today, the power and beauty of wood is still important in both public buildings and private homes, and the Minwax Company provides consumers with a complete line of products to meet every wood finishing need. General Finishes Enduro-Var Water - Based Urethane-Gloss.

Then two coats of paint (Valspar in Rugged Suede).