General Finishes GF-CP-5 5 Gallon Interior Clear Water Base Poly Flat

Description

Scrub clean with a Scotch Brite pad and a 50:50 mix of denatured alcohol and water. Preparation for Projects with an Existing Finish (Sealed Surface) For high-use areas with heavy grime build-up and oil from hands, give your project a deeper cleaning. Step 2: How to Apply General Finishes Clear Poly CAUTION: Do NOT use GF Clear Poly or any other clear coat, over white or light paints such as General Finishes Milk Paint, or General Finishes Enduro White Poly as it may cause yellowing. If you skip this critical step, your finish may fail. Step 1: Preparation for Clear Poly All wood projects require preparation sanding, and all existing finishes require prep cleaning and sanding. Do NOT use steel wool with water-based finishes; the particles will get trapped in the finish and rust. General Finishes Clear Water Based Poly Top Coat - 5 Gallon - Flat - Enduro Clear Poly is a high-performing commercial-grade water-based topcoat fortified with polyurethane that delivers a clear, tough, durable and abrasion-resistant finish. Any clear coat can become re. Preparation for Raw Wood or Raw Wood Projects That Are to be Stained Sanding Schedule: 120-grit followed by 150- or 220-grit sandpaper. Step 1: Preparation for Clear Poly All wood projects require preparation sanding, and all existing finishes require prep cleaning and sanding. Do not over-sand with fine-grit sandpapers; this will close and seal the wood grain, preventing ideal color absorption. Rinse well with water. Dry 1-2 hours.

Key Features

• Preparation for Raw Wood or Raw Wood Projects That Are to be Stained Sanding Schedule: 120-grit followed by 150- or 220-grit sandpaper.
• Preparation for Projects with an Existing Finish (Sealed Surface) For high-use areas with heavy grime build-up and oil from hands, give your project a deeper cleaning.
• Do NOT use steel wool with water-based finishes; the particles will get trapped in the finish and rust.
• Step 1: Preparation for Clear Poly All wood projects require preparation sanding, and all existing finishes require prep cleaning and sanding.
• Power Prep Cleaning Highly Used Existing Finishes For high-use areas such as kitchen cabinets or table tops with heavy grime build-up and oil from hands, give your project a "Power" clean.
• Do not over-sand with fine-grit sandpapers; this will close and seal the wood grain, preventing ideal color absorption.