Finish question.

[Mike1950]

One trick pony here for most part. But I need finish that will not or at least minimally yellow. Also anybody use the Nano? Coat? Thanks

 

[daniscool]

Water based varnish. What one of my German associates uses for his holly. He says it doesn’t yellow much.

 

[Tclem]

One trick pony here for most part. But I need finish that will not or at least minimally yellow. Also anybody use the Nano? Coat? Thanks

Spray paint works great

 

[Mike1950]

Spray paint works great

Why did I know this would be hair brained answer from the crazed barefoot alligator/ pig wrestler. Been chasing any horses...

 

[Tclem]

Why did I know this would be hare brained answer from the crazed barefoot alligator/ pig wrestler. Been chasing any horses...

No but I have a turkey that is lose that I have to find lol

 

[Mike1950]

No but I have a turkey that is lose that I have to find lol

Sorry, it was delicious.

 

[Mike1950]

Water based varnish. What one of my German associates uses for his holly. He says it doesn’t yellow much.

I used water based poly on our kitchen cabinets. Stained first to get colr she wanted. Color is same after 20 yrs. I hate WBpoly but it works.

 

[Nature Man]

I used water based poly on our kitchen cabinets. Stained first to get colr she wanted. Color is same after 20 yrs. I hate WBpoly but it works.

I tried WBpoly, and didn't care for it either!

 

[Mike1950]

I tried WBpoly, and didn't care for it either!

It is tough though. Thinking WB and nano. But have no idea on nanotechnology finishes

 

[larry C]

One trick pony here for most part. But I need finish that will not or at least minimally yellow. Also anybody use the Nano? Coat? Thanks

Mike, for the past 6 years or more, I've been using Minwax "Polycrylic" usually "Satin". It doesn't yellow, and is very durable....I used to swear I would never use a water-based finish, nor those cheapie foam brushes.......but Polycrylic has changed my opinion......for the most part it is my
"go to finish....
For whatever its worth

 

[DLJeffs]

"Any other color than yellow spray paint works great." Fixed this for you.

And Mike ( @Mike1950 ) the best non-yellowing stuff I've found was either wipe-on poly or clear shellac.

 

[Mike1950]

Mike, for the past 6 years or more, I've been using Minwax "Polycrylic" usually "Satin". It doesn't yellow, and is very durable....I used to swear I would never use a water-based finish, nor those cheapie foam brushes.......but Polycrylic has changed my opinion......for the most part it is my
"go to finish....
For whatever its worth

That is what I used on kitchen cabinets. It is very durable. Thanks.

 

[Mike1950]

"Any other color than yellow spray paint works great." Fixed this for you.

And Mike ( @Mike1950 ) the best non-yellowing stuff I've found was either wipe-on poly or clear shellac.

I use general wipe on poly. Love it come to think of it I have a maple jewelry box. I will check it.
Thanks

 

[Mike1950]

Nobody has tried Nano.? Finish top coat. I see it advertised for table tops.

 

[Mike1950]

My spelling is obviously not right. Spellcheck hates it