Spray finish with polycrylic? - FineWoodworking
WEBSep 9, 2007 · Polycrylic and similar products most designed to be brushed have been thickened to suit that purpose better. But Target and General Finish--and plenty of others, make waterborne finishes specifically designed for spraying.
bubbles in Minwax Polycrylic finish - FineWoodworking
WEBMar 20, 2008 · I’ve used Minwax water-based Polycrylic on a few projects now. I think it gives a pretty good finish without a lot of fuss. However, it seems I always fight with bubbles in the cured finish. I typically use a synthetic brush to flow it on. I’m now experimenting with one of those paint pads (made by Shur-line).
problems with polycrylic - FineWoodworking
WEBJun 11, 2004 · I am using a new can of polycrylic satin, a quality synthetic brush and tackcloths. I get bubbles pretty much everywhere on the finish, regardless of the number of brushings. one spot would get 2 brush strokes and still yield bubbles in the finish just the same as the spot that got brushed 7 times trying to stop a run.
Non-Yellowing Finishes - FineWoodworking
WEBThe easiest option is to apply a clear, water-based finish such as Minwax’s Polycrylic. Two brushed coats are enough for the table’s base, but apply three to the top for added protection. For more of an in-the-wood look, brush or wipe on a coat of blond shellac, such as Zinsser’s pre-mixed SealCoat.
Can you wipe on a water-based finish? - FineWoodworking
WEBDec 1, 2010 · This was quartered white oak and wanted to even everything out color-wise so I tinted a second spray coat of the shellac with Transtint dye.Because this was going to get moderate to heavy use I used 3 coats of the water based Minwax wipe-on, sanded between and got enough build and sheen was just what I wanted.
Finishes compatible over shellac - FineWoodworking
WEBJul 2, 2002 · I am by no means an expert but I have tried many different types of oil/water-based poly and the Fuhr 355 is by far the best I've used. I used a 1 1/2" golden taklon brush to brush it on and couldn't believe the near spray quality finish I achieved. It dries in …
Fine Finishing with HVLP Spray Systems - FineWoodworking
WEBMay 29, 2015 · Quality spray guns that are ergonomically comfortable and last the long haul: a. Quality components that can be easily cleaned. b. Sufficiently pressurized cup. c. Tiltable gravity cup (that permits spraying in any direction) d. The ability to set down or hang the gun when not in use. e. Logical disassembly and reassembly. f.
Minwax Polycrylic - FineWoodworking
WEBDec 14, 2009 · I apply it with either my HVLP spray rig, or with good quality foam brushes. (Good quality DOES NOT mean the 10 brush bargain pack on the $1.00 clearance table. - lol) I don't know the brand offhand, but I get the brushes from my local ACE Hardware store. I don't try to roll it on although I've had sorta-ok results with a foam "weenie-roller".
All about Sealers - FineWoodworking
WEBDec 17, 2020 · Spray it on (A), then let it dry at least one hour before sanding. To sand complicated forms like the piecrust tabletop shown here, I fold a quarter sheet of P-grade 600-grit sandpaper into thirds, and sand right up the raised molded edge (B) .
Best finish for maple? - FineWoodworking
WEBSep 13, 2006 · Both spray beautifully. CAB Acrylic lacquer handles no differently than "standard" nitrocellulose lacquer. I spray the Varathane water-borne product right out of the can. It's an act of faith to believe that the slightly milky, slightly cloudy-looking application will dry clear. But that's what it does. Clear as water.