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Viscosity Conversion Chart
For
proper atomization, you must check the viscosity of your finish with a
viscosity cup and then adjust your spray-gun settings accordingly
— by Jeff Jewitt
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 Spraying Three-Dimensional Objects
To spray complicated pieces, work from the less visible parts to the most visible
— with Jeff Jewitt
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A Two-Step Lacquer Finish for Wood Turnings
Lacquer is durable and quick to apply
— with Teri Masaschi
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Safe and Simple Arts and Crafts Finish
Pigment stains and dyes reproduce a fumed finish without the ammonia
— by Jeff Jewitt
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Understanding Wood: Finishing and Protecting Wood
A scientific approach to surface treatment, protection, and appearance
— by R. Bruce Hoadley
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Applying an Aerosol Finish
Proper technique yields a flawless finish
— with Mark Schofield
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Use Pullover for a Hand-Rubbed Lacquer Finish
To remove brush marks, make the denim rubber, and start polishing
— with Sean Clarke
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An Easy, Durable Finish
All you need is spar varnish, sandpaper and lots of clean rags
— by Lon Schleining
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Finishing a Raised Panel
Avoid drips and pools of finish by brushing the components in a specific order
— with David Sorg
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Respirators for Finishing
Not
all respirators provide the same protection against harmful vapors.
Jeff Jewitt helps you choose the correct one for the job.
— by Jeff Jewitt
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How to Fix Damaged Finishes
Scrapes, scratches, water marks, dents and dull finishes are not fatal
— by Jeff Jewitt
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A Primer on Sealers
How and why you can benefit from these often misunderstood products used under clear finishes
— by Jeff Jewitt
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A True Oil Finish
Nontoxic and easily repaired, this traditional finish is still worth considering
— with Chris Becksvoort
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Selecting a Finish
Before you start your next furniture project, consider a finish's appearance, its method of application and its durability
— by Jeff Jewitt
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Varnish: An Almost Ideal Finish
Understanding the chemistry behind many common oil varnishes helps you choose the right product
— by Chris Minick
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Polyurethane: A Versatile Finish
This durable finish is much scorned, but much used
— by Michael Dresdner
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Three Reliable Finishes
Get good results with oil-varnish, shellac or water-based polyurethane
— by Mark Schofield
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