How to Use Urethane

In this video, I explain how to use urethane and how it works. If you're interested in learning how wood finishing works, then knowing how to properly use urethane is essential.
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[@rcronin1]

Thank you so much for this series ❤️

[@GadiBereznitsky]

Very good explanation!

[@hunatae]

very thorough thank you.

[@baileylineroad]

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Bye for now and thanks for watching!
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[@NorthVanDukeOfDirt]

Steve, first off, thank-you for this series of videos. Your content is well presented, fact based and without the hype of many other channels. I really appreciate that combination.
You mention in this video that, with water based poly, one can use a synthetic 'bristle' brush or a foam brush/applicator but not a natural bristle brush due to the drying speed of this type of poly. I have 2 questions. 1) why will a synthetic brush work but not a natural bristle version as they both have 'stringy things' laying down the poly? 2) In a later video, you suggest only using foam as the bristles will leave marks so do you still contend that a synthetic brush will work or have you adjusted that point (based on further experience perhaps)?

[@jennam6575]

I watched your video on how to apply water based polyurethane and the video on how to sand between coats. Do you have a video of sanding/buffing the final coat of polyurethane on the cherry wood?

[@helpmereach25subsbeforejul92]

Thanks man you are a great hero

[@stephenwhite5444]

Excellent video! I was wondering if this could be buffed! I need to apply something durable over acrylic artwork that will be outside. What pad was that on your d/a that you were buffing with?

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