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Minwax PolyShades combines stain and polyurethane in one simple step. Each coat provides rich color and lasting protection while enhancing the wood grain. This product will reduce finishing time compared with staining with one product and protecting with another.
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How to Use Minwax Polyshades? Step 1 – Prepare the surface. Step 2 – Prepare the Polyshades. Step 3 – Start with the application. Step 4 – Allow the surface to dry. Step 5 – Rub gently and recoat. Step 6 – Clean the brush and area. Polyshades Aerosol vs. Regular Can. Pros and Cons of Using Polyshades Finish.
30 Ιαν 2018 · Typically, I use the traditional two-step method: apply my stain, wiping off the excess liquid before it dries, then the next day apply a clear finish. Before staining any softwoods I always add a third step to the beginning of the process by first brushing on Minwax® Pre-Stain Wood Conditioner to reduce any blotchiness.
This video will show you how to use PolyShades® Aerosol to evenly apply multiple coats of stain and finish to your wood project. Minwax® PolyShades®Aerosol combines beautiful stain and polyurethane in one simple step, providing rich color and lasting protection while enhancing the wood grain.
I used Minwax Poly shades (poly mixed in with stain) as the reviews I found online at first seemed mostly positive. I did not thin it by adding any mineral spirits because I was worried what thinning the poly would effect + the instructions didn't mention thinning the solution.
Minwax® PolyShades is a stain and finish all in one that will give your wood a rich color with long-lasting protection, while enhancing the grain. Keep on Finishing™ FIND A RETAILER NEAR YOU
Tip #1 – Shaking Matters. The contents of any aerosol can tend to settle toward the bottom, so shaking for a full 60 seconds is critical to insure that you will be getting the proper mixture of finish, sheen, solvent, and propellant when you first press the nozzle. Tip #2 – Make Gravity Your Friend.
