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Stain and Polyurethane Vanity

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DIY Modern Bathroom Remodel

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What happens here

Apply a coat of General Finishes Wood Stain in 'Flint' color to the entire vanity cabinet and doors. Use an applicator pad to ensure even coverage. After the stain dries, apply several coats (typically 3-4) of water-based polyurethane (satin finish in the video) using a paint sprayer. Allow adequate drying time between coats for proper curing. This process protects the wood and gives it a durable, attractive finish.

Goal: Apply protective and aesthetic finishes to the vanity cabinet and doors.

Tools and materials

  • Applicator Pad
  • Paint Sprayer
  • Respirator Mask

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now we're gonna do the stain uh this is the first time i'm using this color from uh general finishes the color is flint just flint i thought it would be flint but it's not i guess it's just simple um we're gonna use this applicator pad and see how it works [Music] [Applause] [Music] all right so i got a water-based polyurethane it is a sad nothing too crazy uh usually my rule of thumb is about three coats or four coats of this stuff let it cure and then we'll start installing this thing [Music]

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