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Apply Protective Clear Coat

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Surprised Single Mom With Custom Dining Table + CASH

What happens here

Once the whitewash is fully dry, move the table and benches to a well-ventilated outdoor area. Apply a protective clear coat, such as a water-based polyurethane, using a paint sprayer. Water-based polyurethanes are preferred for their low odor and quick drying time. Apply at least three thin, even coats, allowing sufficient drying time between each coat according to the product's instructions. This clear coat will seal and protect the rustic stain and whitewash, providing durability against daily wear and tear.

Goal: Multiple coats of water-based polyurethane are sprayed onto the table and benches to provide durable protection for the rustic finish.

Tools and materials

  • Paint Sprayer Graco
  • Water-Based Polyurethane

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[Music] all right so we're getting ready for clear coat you guys know my go-to i always use like a a polyurethane it's water-based you don't have to mess with it do maybe three coats this lady has kids we gotta make sure kids can't destroy this thing all right three solid solid coats are on we're gonna let this thing dry for a few hours and then we'll get ready for tomorrow that's delivery day and i cannot wait to surprise her you nervous

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