Can You Put Wipe On Poly Over Danish Oil at Hamish Geake blog

Can You Put Wipe On Poly Over Danish Oil. It is easy to apply and dries quickly. You can scuff up the old finish and worn areas with a maroon or gray abrasive pad (scotchbrite) before putting a coat of varnish. The only caveat is that you need to let the oil dry. I am working on a small white oak counter top. I put on 1 coat of watco dark walnut danish oil on just the top. I usually thin the poly to wiping consistency and put on several. 4 days later a coat of. You can put any type of finish over watco danish oil as long as it is fully dry. Any type of finish can be applied over a danish oil providing it is fully dry. After the oil has fully cured (no smell and it doesn't drag on a clean cloth wiped over it), i put the poly down. Let me clear up a point. Or, if you just want additional protection on top of the regular danish oil finish, you can add a layer or 2 of wipe on poly after the oil has completely dried (give it a few days to a week.

I usually thin the poly to wiping consistency and put on several. Or, if you just want additional protection on top of the regular danish oil finish, you can add a layer or 2 of wipe on poly after the oil has completely dried (give it a few days to a week. Let me clear up a point. I am working on a small white oak counter top. You can scuff up the old finish and worn areas with a maroon or gray abrasive pad (scotchbrite) before putting a coat of varnish. 4 days later a coat of. After the oil has fully cured (no smell and it doesn't drag on a clean cloth wiped over it), i put the poly down. You can put any type of finish over watco danish oil as long as it is fully dry. The only caveat is that you need to let the oil dry. It is easy to apply and dries quickly.

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Can You Put Wipe On Poly Over Danish Oil After the oil has fully cured (no smell and it doesn't drag on a clean cloth wiped over it), i put the poly down. I usually thin the poly to wiping consistency and put on several. I put on 1 coat of watco dark walnut danish oil on just the top. I am working on a small white oak counter top. It is easy to apply and dries quickly. Let me clear up a point. You can put any type of finish over watco danish oil as long as it is fully dry. You can scuff up the old finish and worn areas with a maroon or gray abrasive pad (scotchbrite) before putting a coat of varnish. After the oil has fully cured (no smell and it doesn't drag on a clean cloth wiped over it), i put the poly down. The only caveat is that you need to let the oil dry. 4 days later a coat of. Any type of finish can be applied over a danish oil providing it is fully dry. Or, if you just want additional protection on top of the regular danish oil finish, you can add a layer or 2 of wipe on poly after the oil has completely dried (give it a few days to a week.