When finishing a kitchen table you want it to be beautiful but you also need it to be tough.
Thick polyurethane table top finish.
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Water based polyurethane finishes have low vocs and dry within an hour or two but they can look plasticky if applied too thick or in haste.
If you exclude professional finishes such as catalyzed lacquer or urethane polyurethane is probably the toughest finish you can find.
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How to get a thick build up of finish on wood table tops.
It s arguably among the best polyurethane for table top with the easiest application methods.
This beautiful finish is waterproof and heat resistant to 120 degrees and needs no polishing.
Wood grain fillers come in different colors.
Clean off the white stuff.
Be sure to clean it off completely.
Just measure mix and pour.
Nothing beats wood lacquer for thick build up.
Some woodworkers use polyurethane some like varnish or shellac but all of the latter.
Just 1 pour of this crystal clear epoxy is as thick as 75 coats of varnish.
Polyurethane tends to gum up sandpaper so use paper or pads that resists clogging 320 grit.
One coat of glaze coat is equivalent to approximately 60 coats of varnish.
As the table dries after wet sanding a white residue will appear.
Its mode of application the wipe on is the easiest to adopt.
4 steps to a perfect polyurethane finish.
Glaze coat epoxy sealer is a clear easy to use finish that can be poured onto almost any clean dry material to create a gorgeous high gloss surface.
On shaped edges use synthetic steel wool such as scotch brite pads labeled very fine tabletop finishing.
This formula leaves your table top with a hand rubbed finish as well as protection that you can only find from oil based polyurethane.
It s best to apply polyurethane to flat as in level surfaces so the finish can self level and is less likely to drip.
The product dries to an evened out low sheen finish and as soon as it cures which could take up to a month it becomes rock hard a must have feature if you want a tabletop that s able to withstand daily wear and tear.
When applying polyurethane on vertical surfaces you may experience drips or runs.
Minimize this problem by applying thinner coats or by switching from standard brush on poly to a wipe on or spray finish both of which can be applied in very thin coats.
First one up is the general finishes water based urethane topcoat.
To achieve this on open grain woods oak ash walnut or mahogany for instance first fill the pores with a wood grain filler photo below.
Prepare your workpiece a glass smooth finish begins with a level even surface.
