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Thread: Varnish or Urethane?

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    Member Tony B's Avatar
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    Varnish or Urethane?

    Which would you use on interior woodwork and why?
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    Urethane Holds up better.

    Down side is it's harder to get off to refinish 10 years later.
    The fries are cold so we gave you extra.

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    Urethane. It lasts far longer and doesn't have to be redone every year like Varnish. Varnish turns yellow over time, Urethane doesn't. It takes a lot of skill and patience to do a good varnish job without runs. Urethane goes on easier and is less likely to run and it dries faster. Frankly I think Urethane looks better.

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