Sentences with phrase «polyurethane finish»
A "polyurethane finish" is a protective coating made from a type of plastic called polyurethane. It is applied to surfaces like wood or metal to make them more durable, resistant to scratches, stains, and water damage. It gives a glossy or matte appearance and helps preserve the beauty and longevity of the object it is applied to. Full definition
We recommend a water - based matte or satin polyurethane finish on whitewashed or white - stained floors.
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Start by cutting your dowel down to size (if needed) and spray with clear polyurethane finish.
I have a brick chimney and hearth with a beam just like that - but my beam is a goldy yellowy shiny polyurethane finish.
When applying polyurethane finish, allow the first coat to dry overnight, then sand it lightly with 220 - grit sandpaper.
This wood is available with a natural polyurethane finish in either clear or character grade.
Polyurethane finishes on the hardwood floors make the floors resistant to most average bathroom conditions and should work in all but the most unceasingly humid and wet conditions.
After the last coat of stain was dried I applied three additional coats of clear polyurethane finish (sanding in between coats).»
This piece currently has a shiny polyurethane finish, which milk paint doesn't stick to very well in some cases.
This includes hardwood, polyurethane finishes, concrete, stone, and tile.
If you plan on using an unfinished butcher block or wide plank top for a food preparation chopping surface, you will need to seal the bottom side with a polyurethane finish, and then apply a generous amount of Hardwood Lumber Co..
If you don't love the distressed look, then it makes more sense to spend the time to sand it a little, use latex paint and a polyacrylic or polyurethane finish.
Double - decker Cabinetry: White paint and glass doors on the upper cabinets brighten the room, while the polyurethane finish below stands up to wear and tear without chipping.
I was told no need to sand... not so, it has been beading up all over my polyurethane finish.