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Reply to Minwax PolyActually, it turned out better than I thought. Our salesman and his boss used it for a client meeting Thursday and let's just say the cost of the renovations is MORE than covered....06-16-2017, 07:50 PM
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Reply to Minwax PolyI'm learning a lot "watching" Bruce do the cabinets, and one thing is finish can dry in an hour or so, but it takes a full month to cure. It may not feel tacky but it isn't cured either. You can't wax it until it cures....06-11-2017, 11:28 PM
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Reply to Minwax PolyWipe on Poly is really just regular poly mixed 50/50 with mineral spirits. Polyacrylic is a water based poly. Both will dry fast especially in warm weather. The only real draw back to wipe on poly is you have to put on more coats. The draw back with Polyacrylic is it will raise the grain some so...06-11-2017, 09:03 AM -
Can someone loan me experience on Minwax Wipe on Polyacrylic? I need to top coat a table in our new conference room at work and need to make sure this stuff will be dried and cured (no tackiness, etc) by Thursday morning.
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Reply to poplar woodI also use a pre-stain for more uniform color. Pre-stain is also very effective on reducing blotchiness, (is that a word?) on Baltic Birch and soft woods like pine and fir.
I use Min-Wax water based pre stain prior to cutting. It pre-stains the wood as well as raises the grain which I sand...06-06-2017, 04:59 PM -
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Reply to poplar woodPoplar stains and paints well. Pretty much any stain will work though gel stains tend to give more even color.06-04-2017, 05:42 AM
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