Sentences with phrase «oil based poly»

I think if you go with oil based poly you will have no problem.

Oil based poly is a bit more durable than water based but WILL YELLOW WITH TIME OVER LIGHT AND WHITE PAINTS.

Not exact matches

Cream Base: Purified sterile water, PEG - sorbitan monolaurate, 1,2,3 hydroxypropane, helianthus annuus seed oil, tinctorius seed oil, cocoa butter, thoeobroma cocoa, coconut oil, wheat germ oil, shea butter, medicina aloe, mixed phospholipids, poly - saccharide derivatives, rosemary oil extract, citrus seed extract, citric acid, sodium bicarbonate, potassium sorbate, cycloheptaamylose

You can use stain but if it's oil base regular poly might not stick.

HI Kara, Oil based wipe on poly is way more durable but will yellow.

HI Kerry, The water based poly shouldn't yellow like the oil base, but any top coat will deepen the color.

HI Marlene, you can, but don't use oil base, it will yellow it, and the poly may change the finish and texture a bit.

Hi Hayley, I like the wipe on Poly too, but I believe that only comes in the oil based version which I don't use over paint, just stain, because it can amber.

If you decide to go with a poly, I always choose a water - based rather than an oil - based for sealing chalk paint.

There is oil based and water based poly.

I used a water based polyurethane to seal it because I read that oil based tends to yellow over time, plus, because poly should be applied with an actual brush, I liked the easy clean up.

That being said, there are hardly any purely oil - based polys out there now - a-days.

Did you use water based poly or oil based?