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Reply to wipe on poly and tack cloth

by Don in Brooklin On

I use wipe on poly quite often and I apply 2 thin coats before sanding with 220 or 320. I wipe with a lint free. Someone told me not to use tack cloth as you can leave behind a wee bit of beeswax witch could cause issues later on.

I make sure that the surface is dry and not tacky before...
- Channel: Wood Finishing and Painting
Yesterday, 05:41 AM
wipe on poly and tack cloth

by dwssr2

Question, when sanding polyurethane in between coats, using a tack cloth, is it ok to wipe on poly while the project seems tacky or should a person wait a few hours to let it dry?
How necessary is it to sand between coats of polyurethane? I am sure people have a lot of different opinions and...
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04-24-2019, 05:58 PM
Reply to Do you know what this Is?

by tgiro01

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by RJweb

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by will8989

Don’t forget to carry insurance if you sell a lot. It’s a necessary expense and a good "silent" partner and hope it stays that way. Where does the responsibility of the maker of an item end and the responsibility of the purchaser begin? My sealife puzzle is purchased by older people due...
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