How To Apply Water Based Polyurethane.

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[@justingrey6008]

Apply it with Bondo! Seriously though, Use a good high quality brush and avoid the foam. Foam brushes over large jobs fall apart and leave little black chunks over your project. Use sanding sealer as a base coat on things like pine.

[@JalapenoSolutions]

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[@gtg169g]

@jalapenosolutions kzbin.info6UCsTeuMd_k?si=fer8akIHi4g1DHD- that foam brush technique

[@danaking9276]

I LOVE listening to you and your fixed. THANKS for the HELP!

[@TheRaven7]

does a foam brush not create more bubbles?

[@wae2117]

Hoping my coat isn’t bad I tried to make sure there was a layer on the wood and now it looks a little milky hoping it doesn’t affect the stain.

[@richardweinberger2756]

I am a fan of your videos.

[@erinboudolf6199]

Did you sand before the first coat of poly?

[@9piecewood]

I applied over a painted table with a foam brush and it left a lot of brush marks. Is there a different way for painted surfaces?

[@ambermoon1401]

Use a good quality regular brush

[@DRV_Woodworks]

Ive used a good quality small smooth nap roller and that works great too and levels out perfectly

[@sticky40sx71]

Does the foam help with white washing too?

[@alishahid292]

Can this item be used on Teak wood??

[@ulisesmiguel8495]

You can apply with regular finish paint brush

[@bmo14lax]

He didn't say you couldn't.

[@martinruckschlos3897]

​@@bmo14lax As a painter. You can. To each their own. Just use a soft brush if you do

[@percynorris2498]

Zebra brush?

[@Agentcalifornia26]

I literally got streaks anyway

[@aldoalonzo4183]

Anyone else watching this right after they shook the can? 🙄

[@ambermoon1401]

Tank too 💋 😘

[@bmo14lax]

Thanks boom 🌶️

[@connort6439]

I’ll make a video showing ya how to use the tip of the brush

[@michaelrussell499]

What??? No plastic to cover floor??????? 🤣🤣 great video as always

[@alanleija889]

ur doin rhe wood not the floor dumbass

[@robertagarcia]

man’s is just reading the instructions on the can

[@johnbarrett5229]

It won't protect it as well as oil based and it won't self level.

[@YusoSerious23]

Sir when you opened that poly your hands look like they've been busy

[@alvarocontrerasjr.7055]

That's not the way you use that sponge brush.

[@Martin1519]

Say no to water base finishes!

[@Red-dit.Stor-ies]

Admit it. Most of these videos are done at your ma's place.

[@MrGarvey7]

Is water based polyurethane the same as Ploycrilic? I've finished at least 100 rocking chairs w oil poly,and was given Rubio monocoat.Whis I loved and hated.Thrn vom0lete cure of Rubio was much better than poly U poly c And.1 coat as implied by the nsme.The hate part was diff between surfaces during identical rewlquired full cure times.All are 72 hours.Ploy u & x are dry enough in 12 to 15 hours you can relax about stray dog hair or dust curing in the cost.The Rubio was wet to the touch for 60 hours.Same wet at hour 60 as hour 1.Then you can feel heat coming off it in last 12 hours as it hardens.And the faster cure Rubio wasn't any better.I have minimal room.And I'm a retired 23 yr veteran.I don't play well w others. But I have more than a section of land.10 acres by the house are completely fenced in and every time I see a dogs shelter clock is about to run out I add more to my kennel lic and rescue the dog.zi honestly stopped counting a few years ago But they all get loved fed and have 10 acres to live thrir best life,w dog doors they can come and go as they want from the house.So I go through a little over 350 pounds of dog food a week. Dog hair on Mr in my food and floating around is just the way it is.and I wouldn't trade that for anything.Love dogs.Most ppl can fuck themselves

[@ambermoon1401]

It's more protective than polycrylic

[@gabrielcampos5495]

polycylic IS a water based poly lol its the same thing @@ambermoon1401