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 Post subject: finishing rosewood & hairs embedded in water-base varath
PostPosted: Fri May 20, 2005 6:32 pm 
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Hi, I've read about Waterlox from forums and Waterlox.com. I still haven't come to a conclusion which would be better Tung oil or oil based varathane. I need durability (have a dog and plan to put rosewood in the kitchen and entry hall), ease of application and more importantly fast drying times. The Rosewood is rustic - lots of knots and variation in grain so scratches and dents that may occur are ok but the finish has to withstand cleaning and moisture.

2nd question - I've used water-based varathane on maple (second floor) because I didn't want discoloration but there are tiny little hairs stuck in the finish. Should I just live with it or is there an almost foolproof technique to remove them without disturbing the finish too much.

Thank you in advance for responding (this is great site - I've learned a lot reading posts from the message board). I'd really appreciate any feedback!

Bilechuk :)


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PostPosted: Fri May 27, 2005 7:10 am 
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no matter how durable the finish, dogs will leave scratches. The scratches will be most evident in reflective light. Please don't oversell yourself into believing the finishes are dog nails proof.

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