I've used polycrylic(water based poly) on pine before and it was easier to use. However when I used oil based polyurethane for this job, I've been experiencing with the finish. There are two problems.
1. There are patches that are glossy and some are matt. I'm presuming it's because the wood is not completely flat and some spots are soaking up the poly more.
2. Once the poly is dried, it leaves a surface like a waxed car. With uneven bumps here and there, as well as brush marks(even though I have used foam brushes).
Do I need to buff it out like a car to get the glossy even surface?
Any help will be great
1. There are patches that are glossy and some are matt. I'm presuming it's because the wood is not completely flat and some spots are soaking up the poly more.
2. Once the poly is dried, it leaves a surface like a waxed car. With uneven bumps here and there, as well as brush marks(even though I have used foam brushes).
Do I need to buff it out like a car to get the glossy even surface?
Any help will be great
Oil based polyurethane problem on pine
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