Waterlox - Original Marine Finish, Quart
$43.99
This premium tung oil-based, high gloss finish works for all exterior wood. It goes on easily with brush, lambswool applicator, cloth roller or spray and forms an elastic finish, protecting against...
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Features:
• Easy to apply; Coverage 125 sq. ft. per quart
• Tung oil-based
• Nontoxic when cured
• Penetrates and waterproofs
WILL NOT SHIP TO CALIFORNIA
Instructions / MSDS
Reviews
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Excellent protection - fussy aaplication
The marine finish provides excellent protection for outdoor exposure, but achieving a smooth, consistent finish can be tricky. Allow extra time for any prior sealer coat to cure. I get best results thinning the finish 15% with mineral spirits and allowing 48 hours between coats. I sand with 320 grit after second coat and wipe on a 25% thinned final coat. If the material is too thick and skins over, it will not cure underneath. Do not use when humidity in your shop exceeds 50%.
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Great Product
Both the sealer and finish are great products. The finish is long lasting, a few years if not in direct sun. I apply it a bit differently than the other reviewers. I wipe on with an applicator pad and then wipe down the surface with a microfiber cloth immediately after application. I build up several coats with this method (24h apart) and it gives a nice deep gloss that is also very warm. It will appear dull after the wipe-down but if you have sealed properly the gloss will rise as it cures. If you have never used this product before and like a more natural look I highly recommend giving it a try.
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waterlox marine sealer and finish
I add 4oz. of stain to a qt.sealer on first coat,soaks deep into wood.two more coats sealer,24hr. between coats.two coats of satin marine waterlox finish on top.no sanding between coats,last fo years
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Works very well for countertops
apply thick coats so it levels itself
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Very thick, does not level properly
On the advice of my local Woodcraft, I purchased this for outdoor furniture. It is very thick and, when applied as directed, did not level out. I called Waterlox and they said it should be about twice as thick as a normal varish but that it should have leveled out. Saddly, now I have to do a lot of sanding and find a new final finish.
