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Use this nonyellowing water-based sealant to protect the finish on kitchen cabinets, tables, side tables, dressers, armoires, and more.

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Marquetry Made Simple

Marquetry Made Simple

complementary motifs, and sealed with polyurethane . The half-round table features artist Apply several coats of varnish or polyurethane to protect the finish. Allow to dry complementary motifs, and sealed with polyurethane . Only acrylic paint and polyurethane

Best Seats

Best Seats

and blue Paintbrush Medium-grit sandpaper Polyurethane Sheets of thin-gauge metal (available at years. 4. Protect the finish with a coat of polyurethane . Let the polyurethane dry according to the manufacturer's directions

Buying Upholstered Furniture

Buying Upholstered Furniture

with polyester batting, a layer of polyurethane foam, and a plain muslin cover. The them a more consistent shape. Solid polyurethane foam with batting: More common (and are cushions made of a solid piece of polyurethane foam covered in polyester batting

Tin Wizardry

Tin Wizardry

pen in black Assorted brushes Clear polyurethane Graph paper Chalk Tissue paper 1 rust, apply a coat or two of clear polyurethane . Tin urn Wallpaper scraps Composition leaf adhesive Crafts glue Clear satin polyurethane Soft brush for applying leaf Assorted

Four DIY Coffee Tables

Four DIY Coffee Tables

Sandpaper Primer Satin-finish latex paint Polyurethane sealer 4 glass knobs Drill Protect furniture. If staining, top with clear polyurethane . If you've got a taste for traditional Vogel Old Master's Spanish Oak) Polyurethane sealer Grass cloth Spray adhesive Aluminum

Make a DIY Art Deco Style Table

Make a DIY Art Deco Style Table

Sandpaper Wood stain in desired color Water-base polyurethane sealer 1⁄4-inch mirror Mirror mastic manufacturer's instructions; let dry. Apply polyurethane sealer. When polyurethane is completely dry, lightly sand the surfaces

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Replacing Screening in a Wood Frame

Replacing Screening in a Wood Frame

Materials Screening and glass as needed, exterior wood glue or polyurethane glue, dowels, finish nails Use a putty knife, then a flat built-up paint. Pull the joint apart slightly and squirt polyurethane glue onto both sides of the joint tongue. Drill two 3

Staining and Varnishing Trim

Staining and Varnishing Trim

to remove excess. This also forces the stain's pigment into the grain, enhancing contrast. Stir, don't shake, the polyurethane (or any varnish). For the smoothest application, use a disposable foam brush and work across the grain to fill the pores

Making a New Metal Screen Sash

Making a New Metal Screen Sash

storm sashes. Contact manufacturers for parts as needed. Materials Screening and glass as needed, exterior wood glue or polyurethane glue, dowels, finish nails Buy a screen frame kit from a hardware store or home center. Use a hacksaw to cut the pieces

Painted Floor Ideas for the Kitchen

Painted Floor Ideas for the Kitchen

cloth. Seal the painted diamonds with polyurethane so they'll match the glossiness of has dried, apply two coats of clear polyurethane to seal the finish. You'll need painted surface with several coats of polyurethane . Put color and pattern underfoot with

How-To: Quick Room Refreshes Using Paint

How-To: Quick Room Refreshes Using Paint

protect the finished project with clear polyurethane . Mask off a border for the dot pattern paint dries, coat the surface with polyurethane to add a uniform sheen. Mirror finish seal and protect the design with clear polyurethane . Tape preshrunk fabric to plastic

15 Ways to Update Your Kitchen with Paint

15 Ways to Update Your Kitchen with Paint

protect the painted surface with clear polyurethane . Painting laminate counters is a more the treatment with several coats of clear polyurethane . You'll need to reapply polyurethane every year or two to keep the painted finish

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