Woodworking finishes

Master woodworker George Vondriska teaches you a quick tip to repair wood cracks that you find in your woodworking projects.

It doesn't matter if you are new to woodworking or have been at it for decades, choosing the right woodworking finishes for your projects can be complicated. What should I use as a finish? Should I brush it, wipe it or spray it? Tag along as we explore these options and several others, ending with some recommendations for

Polyurethane is too finicky, the application is difficult and it doesn't give the look I want for my DIY furniture projects. Instead, I use an easy to an easy to make DIY top coat that provides a flawless finish every time!

Have you tried using a Tung Oil wood finish? Maybe you need too! This is my favorite wood finisher and I am explaing why. Come see why I like it so much plus tips on applying tung oil to wood. #twofeetfirst #woodworking #diyprojects

Use this elegant hardware kit to add the finishing touches to a hand made two-part walking cane. Includes hardware to join upper and lower parts of the stick and a brass cane tip. Hardware is solid brass, polished and machined to exacting standards. Cane handles (sold separately) contain the hardware for attaching the handle to the stick.

Watch Steve Maxwell's popular urethane & varnish finishing video. See exactly how to get a REALLY smooth varnish finish simply and without using a sprayer.

Few woodworkers consider topcoat tinting, but adding a couple drops of aniline dye imparts a pleasing antique appearance to walnut.

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Do you need to complete your DIY project and want to know whether to use lacquer or polyurethane? This amazing DIY tutorial features how to tell the difference between lacquer and polyurethane, when to use these materials on your project, and the pros and cons for each. Learn how to spruce up your DIY projects with this complete DIY guide.