How-To
Glazing with Polyurethane
This nearly foolproof method offers durability and full control over the color and depth of finish
Polyurethane finish has excellent resistance to heat, moisture, and solvents, making it a good choice for a number of woodworking projects. This article provides tips for working with polyurethane, including how to add tint and apply a stain, the best methods for preparing a surface, and methods for wiping on glaze coats. The author details how to apply the first, and most important, coat of glaze, how to sand it, adjust the tones, and apply subsequent coats.
From Fine Woodworking #147
Fine Woodworking Recommended Products
Bumblechutes Bee’Nooba Wax
Ease of Use = Very good
Sheen = Very good
Appearance = Very good
Non-Yellowing = Very good
Water/Stain Resistance = Excellent
Diablo ‘SandNet’ Sanding Discs
While Diablo’s SandNet disks perform similarly to conventional paper abrasives in terms of material removal and surface prep (with some exceptions at the lower grits), they make keeping your work surface and work area clean much easier, thanks to the great dust collection possible with them.
Waterlox Original
Versatile wiping varnish is easy to apply and great for both satin and gloss finishes.
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