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   [email protected] | Dec 29, 2022 04:05pm | #1

   What do you like?
   Clear, amber, oil, water, wax, etc

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   [email protected] | Dec 30, 2022 01:53pm | #2

   A clear finish that enhances the colors in the wood and does not darken over time.

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   [email protected] | Dec 30, 2022 03:50pm | #3

   Water based polyurethane stays clear and does not yellow (amber) like oil based.
   Lacquer is another option.

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   beasleysevin | Dec 30, 2022 07:13pm | #4

   I like Osmo products. Easy to apply, durable and has a nice "feel" to it when its cured. Also spot repairable if necessary.

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   [email protected] | Dec 31, 2022 06:06pm | #5

   I'll check Osmo products out, thanks.

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   ds_nect | Dec 31, 2022 10:46pm | #6

   I applied a couple coats of Arm-R-Seal to the Canarywood panels in this vanity, prior to assembly, because I like what an oil finish does for the appearance of this wood. I plan to spray the whole thing with General Finishes High Performance when I get a warm day or two, both to help it survive living in a bathroom environment and avoid ambering the ash legs. If the whole project were Canarywood and kept away from moisture, I'd probably skip the water based poly.