Minwax
Minwax Water Based Oil-Modified Polyurethane, Gloss, Clear, 1 Quart
USD$12.00
3.64 stars out of 14 reviews
14 reviews
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$12.00
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3.64 out of 5stars
(14 reviews)
Most helpful positive review
5.00 out of 5 stars review
Verified Purchaser
12/09/2022
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22 years flooring exp. This is the best poly on the planet. Not particularly "durability" but hitting high marks on all categories. Dries fast, durable, low fumes, cures fast/nothing sticks next day, literally half cost of some commercial polys, screens exceptionally easy, looks incredible over a good sand job. I'm not quite sure why this is listed as "CLEAR" though because that it is NOT. It has a light amber tone. Oddly enough minwax has a different product that is more clear than this.. with the words "amber tone" on the front of can. Hard to fathom why this mistake has been going on for over a decade, but yes this is an emulsion mixture that has OIL in it along with wb poly. Automatically not clear. This will certainly compromise the look of white or gray stains (try nordic seal for these colors). Any reds, browns, oranges... this poly is absolutely fabulous, A .
Deez
Most helpful negative review
1.00 out of 5 stars review
Verified Purchaser
12/27/2021
will
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5.00 out of 5 stars reviewVerified Purchaser03/20/2023GREAT PRCE-AND GET A LOT MORELET ME TELL YOU -I USE A LOT OF WATERBASE GLOSS-AND PAY A LOT MORE-- ABOUT THE SAME PRICE FOR JUST A SMALL JAR--THIS IS A WHOLE QUART FOR THE PRICE--IM SURE THIS WILL BE GREAT FOR WHAT I DO--AND A LOT CHEAPER- IF YOU ARE A CRAFTER OR IN NEED OF A WATERBASED GLOSS--USE THIS SAVE A LOT OF MONEY--ANGIE
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1.00 out of 5 stars reviewVerified Purchaser01/16/20231 star for low VOC, anything else terrible :-(What a nightmare to work with this product!!! Impossible to create a perfect finish coat with this terrible product. I have tried foam applicators, and synthetic brushes, with the same bad results. BAD: it dries too fast, impossible to coat a larger area with one end to be drying already before you finish the other end??!!! BAD: it does not self-level, any small drip from the brush or small heavier coat of this polyurethane left from the brush along the edge will not level, and will leave water marks that have to be sanded and the whole piece coated again. BAD: it does not self level and thus more coats will not necessarily result in better finish, on the contrary, more coats will create more imperfection, making the final result worse :-( BAD: it does not seal the wood well.. even after 3 coats with a brush, air bubbles appear in many areas of the surface.. even though, every coat has been lightly sanded with 320-grid paper.. JUST BAD... and will not buy again!!!!Jay Ji
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3.00 out of 5 stars reviewVerified Purchaser12/28/2022Dried so fast that it left all of the brush marksI had to sand between every coat on a large super smooth walnut slab. It dried with so many brush marks left that I had to resend with 400 grit to get it flat again. I tried a temp of 60° and 70° with the same results. Never had that problem with regular water based Minwax poly.LeeD
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5.00 out of 5 stars reviewVerified Purchaser12/09/2022Look at no further reviews22 years flooring exp. This is the best poly on the planet. Not particularly "durability" but hitting high marks on all categories. Dries fast, durable, low fumes, cures fast/nothing sticks next day, literally half cost of some commercial polys, screens exceptionally easy, looks incredible over a good sand job. I'm not quite sure why this is listed as "CLEAR" though because that it is NOT. It has a light amber tone. Oddly enough minwax has a different product that is more clear than this.. with the words "amber tone" on the front of can. Hard to fathom why this mistake has been going on for over a decade, but yes this is an emulsion mixture that has OIL in it along with wb poly. Automatically not clear. This will certainly compromise the look of white or gray stains (try nordic seal for these colors). Any reds, browns, oranges... this poly is absolutely fabulous, A .Deez
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1.00 out of 5 stars reviewVerified Purchaser07/17/2022has yellowish tintinhave bought this a few times but this time it has a yellowish tint. not sure what is wrong with itDolly
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5.00 out of 5 stars reviewVerified Purchaser07/03/2022EXCELLENT FOR WOOD FLOORSFirst I want to say that as a professional wood flooring refinish contractor myself, I personally "Love this product!" . It is durable, easy to use, self leveling, and cost effective. It allows me to do all my coats (3) , in 1 day. this makes me money. This product is also great for it's low odor. Customers are overjoyed that there are no heavy fumes like a traditional polyurethaneWood Floor Guy
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5.00 out of 5 stars reviewVerified Purchaser05/30/2022Love this productI am making a red oak table and have used regular poly in the past. This one is amazing, it is easy and clean to apply. You just need to make sure you don't apply it too thick. Unlike other polyurethane I have used in the past this one didn't drip at all. Very easy to use and even easier to clean up with water and soap.Jeff325
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3.00 out of 5 stars reviewVerified Purchaser04/18/2022Not a good product for first timers.Having had a good bit of experience finishing wood I decided to try this product as an alternative to Polycrylic for a more durable finish for a barnwood halltree closet. The appearance of the finishes are similar.When they tell you to apply thin coats they aren't kidding but that being difficult on spalled and weather worn barnwood. Areas came out cloudy after the first coat. Sanded them wire brushed them out and recoated. So first coat on rough wood don't expect to coat some deep grooved areas as you would be applying too thick a coat and get cloudy areas in the finish.Really play the brush out to spread out the finish thin.Also use an artist brush to coat the deep cracks and nail holes as not to over apply the finish with too full a brush. Also you have to work quickly as not to get brush marks. Have a bucket of water handy to lightly moisten the brush tip to feather out brush marks. Work a section at a time and only apply in a linear fashion to keep a wet edge finish line avoiding brush marks cause it dries really quick. Got easier the second coat and after the learning curve. It did turn out beautiful.. But.. Don't know if I would use this product again. Came close to ruining a years worth of woodworking.Thank goodness I caught on quick.Angel
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1.00 out of 5 stars reviewVerified Purchaser12/27/2021will
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2.00 out of 5 stars reviewVerified Purchaser12/15/2021Minwax oil modified semi gloss polyurethanePros: Easy cleanup, fast drying Cons: Does not spread evenly or level itself like the oil based Polyurethane. Would not use this product again for a furniture finish.Rocketman88