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For a table top, our recommendations would be... Manns Extra Tough Interior Varnish : A water-based single component varnish. Fiddes Clear Glaze : A solvent-based, high-build polyurethane varnish. Polyvine Decorators Varnish : A clear, water-based acrylic varnish.

An oil/varnish blend is ok, but probably not the right finish for a heavily used table. Your best bet would be varnish. I would recomend 5-6 coats of a wiping varnish like Arm-R-Seal. This will leave you with a beautiful finish that protects the wood from the abuse it will most likely see.

LACQUER. Lacquer, specifically pre-catalyzed lacquer, is considered by many professional woodworkers to be the best finish for hardwood furniture, in terms of balance between beauty, protective qualities and ease of application and care.

Gently stir—never shake—a can of polyurethane varnish. Use a paintbrush to apply an even coat of polyurethane onto the surface. Work the brush back and forth in the direction of the wood grain. After applying the polyurethane, use the tips of the brush's bristles to very lightly smooth out the finish.

Varnish is one of the best wood finishes on the market. Not only does it give your furniture and floors a high-glossy appearance, but it also protects your surfaces from scratches, stains, and water damage. While varnish is available in a variety of shades, it is typically clear or has very little color.

Varnishes and oils, like tung oil, linseed oil, and danish oil, give the wood a natural appearance and may have a slight yellow or golden tinge. Shellac and lacquers are not as easy to apply as many other wood finishes, but they do give the wood a deep, rich appearance.

Oil-based polyurethane is the strongest, most durable topcoat. This clear finish protects heavy traffic areas in a home or items exposed to a lot of moisture, making it a good choice for wooden floors, outdoor furniture, etc.

Gently stir—never shake—a can of polyurethane varnish. Use a paintbrush to apply an even coat of polyurethane onto the surface. Work the brush back and forth in the direction of the wood grain. After applying the polyurethane, use the tips of the brush's bristles to very lightly smooth out the finish.

For a table top, our recommendations would be... Manns Extra Tough Interior Varnish : A water-based single component varnish. Fiddes Clear Glaze : A solvent-based, high-build polyurethane varnish. Polyvine Decorators Varnish : A clear, water-based acrylic varnish.

An oil/varnish blend is ok, but probably not the right finish for a heavily used table. Your best bet would be varnish. I would recomend 5-6 coats of a wiping varnish like Arm-R-Seal. This will leave you with a beautiful finish that protects the wood from the abuse it will most likely see.

LACQUER. Lacquer, specifically pre-catalyzed lacquer, is considered by many professional woodworkers to be the best finish for hardwood furniture, in terms of balance between beauty, protective qualities and ease of application and care.

Gently stir—never shake—a can of polyurethane varnish. Use a paintbrush to apply an even coat of polyurethane onto the surface. Work the brush back and forth in the direction of the wood grain. After applying the polyurethane, use the tips of the brush's bristles to very lightly smooth out the finish.

Varnish is one of the best wood finishes on the market. Not only does it give your furniture and floors a high-glossy appearance, but it also protects your surfaces from scratches, stains, and water damage. While varnish is available in a variety of shades, it is typically clear or has very little color.

Varnishes and oils, like tung oil, linseed oil, and danish oil, give the wood a natural appearance and may have a slight yellow or golden tinge. Shellac and lacquers are not as easy to apply as many other wood finishes, but they do give the wood a deep, rich appearance.

Oil-based polyurethane is the strongest, most durable topcoat. This clear finish protects heavy traffic areas in a home or items exposed to a lot of moisture, making it a good choice for wooden floors, outdoor furniture, etc.

Gently stir—never shake—a can of polyurethane varnish. Use a paintbrush to apply an even coat of polyurethane onto the surface. Work the brush back and forth in the direction of the wood grain. After applying the polyurethane, use the tips of the brush's bristles to very lightly smooth out the finish.