Minwax 63000 Fast Drying Polyurethane Clear Gloss, Quart

being Minwax excellent product, price below many other sellers. multiple sizes to fit the size of your project. easy to apply and faultless even for the first time user.

Bought this polyurethane to seal a wooden table. Now that table is glossier than my forehead in July. Application was smooth — unlike my dance moves, which ironically caused me to step in the wet finish. Now one foot is permanently weather-resistant. My neighbor asked what the shine was. I said, “Polyurethane.” He said, “Is that a new cologne?” I told him, “Only if you’re into the scent of craftsmanship and questionable life choices.” Dries faster than my humor at Thanksgiving dinner. Solid, durable, and more protective than my mother-in-law. Would I buy it again? Absolutely. Would I recommend it to a friend? Already did. His coffee table now reflects so much light it’s legally considered a lighthouse.

It really works really good. Easy to put on. Very beautiful. Looks really nice when it’s all done thank you.

I use this product on my wood in my boxes and I'm very satisfied with my results. It's a great product and I would buy it again.

Leaves a great finish dries fast.

Good poly but it does turn yellowish tint after a while. I will keep using it but on nothing white. Great for stained wood.

I used this varnish to refinish a kitchen table, a breakfast bar, and to finish a desk that I made. All turned out great. I added mineral spirits to thin it down, and used it as a wiping varnish. It worked much better than a popular brand pre-mixed wiping varnish, that costs multiple times as much. The kitchen table and desk now have 5+ years of use since refinishing, with no degradation of the finish. In all cases, after sanding, the wood was oiled with linseed oil. Table tops and desk top were then lightly sanded with a random orbital sander and 220 grit paper, until the oil+sanding dust filled the grain with excess "grain filler" wiped off across the grain. The wood was then sealed with a few coats of very thinned down varnish, until the wood would no longer absorb any more. Followed by several more coats of less thinned down varnish, applied as a wiping varnish (occasionally sanding between coats). The resulting finish is a warm golden color (from the oil) for both maple and oak. This oil based varnish works very well with the linseed oil treated wood.

I’ve tried other brands even water based but keep coming back to this one

attention à bien lire les descriptifs, car le volume de produit est faible.

While in Europe and in Romania Borma Wachs is the norm for this type of poly, the Minwax is a calss above in my opinion by the finished glare it has even for the mat. The Gloss is exactly this glossy. I used to put 2-3 slim layers of Borma Wachs as it has UV protection which Minwax lack, then a layer of Gloss and a layer of Satin. beautiful UV resistant finish.