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Simple Techniques for Applying Varnish
August 31, 2007

Varnish is the durable topcoat. Learn some pro tips on how to apply it.
Easy Finish Ages a Classic Cherry Piece
May 1, 2007

Simple steps to mute color of new cherry wood and create a durable finish
What Caused the Pits in a Varnished Tabletop?
December 15, 2006

Q: I've been spraying McCloskey Heirloom Varnish for several years. From time to time, it develops small pits. It happened most recently on a mahogany desk. After sanding and applying…
Waterborne Finishes Come of Age
November 1, 2006

The best are now as good as or better than solvent finishes; the worst should still be avoided
A Finish For Oily Woods
August 10, 2006

Q: I have a teak table to refinish. Will I need a sealer under the finish? What finish do you recommend? Robert A. Funk, Hollister, CA A: Teak has a…
A Durable Wipe-On Top Coat
May 26, 2006

Apply this oil/varnish blend on furniture for a smooth and easy-to-maintain finish
All About Varnishes
March 9, 2006

Varnish is a term used to describe any film-forming reactive finish made from combining a vegetable oil (which cures by polymerization) with one or more modifying resins, dissolved in a…
A Durable Exterior Finish
September 1, 2005

Epoxy sealer and marine varnish protect wood against the weather
Pros and Cons of Oil Finishes
May 1, 2005

These popular finishes are easy to use, but you need to pick the right one for the job
Finishing Walnut
March 1, 2005

Dyes and glazing bring out the best in this traditional hardwood

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