How to Apply Minwax Polycrylic Review

[@bethgandy589]

Your cabinets are unbelievable man. Congrats on such good taste. Call your mom, thank her. I find that’s generally an inherited trait.

[@DannyTimes]

I’ll let her know! Thanks Beth! 💗🙏

[@debraalvarado2913]

Gorgeous cabinets! Minwax polycrylic is a wonderful product. I painted my island after de-glossing with a regular Behr paint, and put the polycrylic over it for durability. Worked like a charm, fairly easy to use, and dries super fast.

[@DannyTimes]

Thanks! 🙏 🥰

[@MonsieurTarzan]

Did you use a brush, a roller, or did you spray it?

[@MonsieurTarzan]

I am using Minwax polyacrylic on a large bookshelf I just painted. Using a brush, it's streaking like crazy. If you can't spray it (I can't, because I live in a small apartment), I would use something else for a larger piece of furniture.

[@DannyTimes]

Did you try sanding with super fine grit sand paper in between coats? I would also recommend using a fine hair paint brush and not standard hardware store chip brushes.

[@MonsieurTarzan]

@@DannyTimes Yes I sanded in between. I used a nylon/polyester brush for the first two coats, then switched to a foam brush. The foam brush gave me nice even coverage. I didn't have any problem with bubbles. The key with a foam brush is waiting a few seconds for the poly to absorb into the foam before applying. I could not get even coverage with the nylon brush no matter how carefully applied it. I have no idea why I couldn't get the nylon to work well. I think your cabinets came out great, BTW.