[Crw-talk] Help!

[Ken Critzman]

Hi James, I am willing to offer my two cents worth. My experience over the
years has shown me that polyurethane varnish brushed on is a very excellent
choice for table tops. The polyvar I have returned to time and again is Zar
Ultra Interior Oil Based Fast Drying Polyurethane. I think it is still
available at Menards, or Home Depot. I prefer to use the semigloss sheen.
The marine varnish is designed for outdoor use and not preferable for table
tops indoors. Hope that helps. If you have other questions, feel free to
write back. Good luck with your project, KC.

On Tue, Mar 15, 2016 at 8:36 PM, James Stromberg <strombe at acegroup.cc>
wrote:

> A few months ago I asked club members what finish to use on a dining room
> table made of black walnut.  Can’t contain a stain, the black walnut needs
> no stain.  Someone suggested a book by Bob Flexner, I bought it, read most
> of it and got confused.
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> Then I saw a table finished 30 years ago using old fashion varnish.  Today
> I found our old fashion varnish is no longer made.  I also found out that
> some people mix their own concoction of varnish.
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> I found Marine spar varnish and wonder if that would be good?
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> I would appreciate suggestions and if someone has a home brew recipe,
> please share it.
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> Thank you,
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> James Stromberg
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