Hello, I've trying to achieve a hard finish for a long time, I tryed many lacquers and varnishes and yet I haven't get close to the type of hardness that I am looking for.
The following two are the ones that worked better for me but are not as hard as I want:
Polyurethane varnish the one used to laminate floors, and I actually liked it. It gets really hard, but for some reason it is hard to polish and I don't think it is because it is too hard.
Car Acrylic Laquer, it got good sanding and polishing but it doesn't seem to get hard enough.
I was now thinking of trying 2 part Polyurethane, but I got tired of spending money just to try a finish and then end up with a Liter of paint that I won't use which made me decide to ask to you guys for your opinions.
So if I am looking for a really hard finish yet sandable and relatively easy to polish,
Is it 2 part polyurethane what I am looking for? If not, then which one should I try?
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Hello, I've trying to achieve a hard finish for a long time, I tryed many lacquers and varnishes and yet I haven't get close to the type of hardness that I am looking for.
The following two are the ones that worked better for me but are not as hard as I want:
Polyurethane varnish the one used to laminate floors, and I actually liked it. It gets really hard, but for some reason it is hard to polish and I don't think it is because it is too hard.
Car Acrylic Laquer, it got good sanding and polishing but it doesn't seem to get hard enough.
I was now thinking of trying 2 part Polyurethane, but I got tired of spending money just to try a finish and then end up with a Liter of paint that I won't use which made me decide to ask to you guys for your opinions.
So if I am looking for a really hard finish yet sandable and relatively easy to polish,
Is it 2 part polyurethane what I am looking for? If not, then which one should I try?
Thank You,
Ramiro.