How to Buff Polyurethane to a High Gloss

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I need to polish to top of this oak slab coffee table. I have already applied about 15 coats of polyurethane to the top, and let it cure until I cannot smell it. Next I'm going to wet sand the top with 2000 grit wet/dry sandpaper, then buff it using a Surbuf microfiber buffing pad on my Random Orbit Sander. If you have any other questions, please leave a comment on the video and I'll answer them.
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@mrdavidurquhart 7 лет назад

Jeff, you have outstanding speaking and teaching skills. Thanks for one of the best fine woodworking videos on RU-vid. 10/10

@homebuiltshop 7 лет назад

+David Urquhart thank you!

@paulmichalec2880 6 лет назад

Jeff Baker The comment was nothing really...NP Jeff. I'm from an industrial engineering background, but specializing 18 years in the natural stone industry. Basically had to teach existing hand fabricators, glass machine manufacturers, etc how to convert most if not all of their existing products, processes, and methodologies from manual to automated. Needless to say, essentially I became a technical writer by night, and a teambuilder and trainer during rhe days. YES....I MADE OVER 235 Training videos for everything from shop helper, to your typical owner/ CEO's. So I'll drop you another comment(s) as soon as I get a chancr tonse you in action again! Thanks again Jeff. Paul M

@Carl-LaFong1618 5 лет назад

drinking game.... everytime he says random orbit sander.

@BobKauffman 4 года назад

I came to say the same thing. This was a very well organized and presented instructional video. I'm rarely motivated to hit the Like button but I did for this one.

@emilymarble1174 Год назад

Used it for the first time last weekend definitely worth buying if you're a person who likes detailing your own car recommend first time to use on lowest setting 800 so you don't burn paint don't leave in one spot keep moving it over paint easy to use ru-vid.comUgkxfzbDkCRyv3CFXnLZI4APZtRRuG2uRmP2 truck looks like new again used maguires black light battery life like all milwaukee products seem to hold up well 😀

@jamesfoo8999 3 года назад

Very informative and really useful video. I like how you touch upon topics around the core subject. Not just "here's a sander, run it across the table with 2000 then a buffer, thanks for watching". You go into potential problems, and tips on a deeper level. Definitely worth it, thanks!

@AutonomousVII 2 года назад

Used this technique and my project turned out fantastic. It gave it such a “glassy” look, thanks.

@homebuiltshop 2 года назад

Awesome! Thats great to hear. I'm glad it was helpful.

@JMark20101 3 года назад

This is a killer video! Sharing a couple more things I learned in the process. When selecting an automotive polishing compound make sure to get one that is a POLISH, NOT A RUBBING compound. The bottles and jars can be deceptively similar. Rubbing compound is too abrasive to leave a mirror shine on polyurethane. Wet sanding by hand works fine if you can’t find 1500 grit with a Velcro backing for the orbital sander. Picked up 4 inch round microfiber pads and they stick on great to the orbital sander. $2.50 for a pack of 5 at Autozone. No need for buffing pads with Velcro backing if you can’t find those either. The polishing process takes longer than you think even with the orbital sander. I can’t even imagine doing a large surface by hand. The joy of accomplishing a smooth mirror shine is worth it!

@bfremming 2 года назад

Okay - so I followed this process exactly - and the issue I have is that I "don't" have a mirror finish! I applied this process following a multi-multi-multi day application process of General Finishes gloss finish, but wanted a finishing process that took away all the nibs. I wiped every coat strategically using microfiber cloths, but even here there occasionally can be an errant poly fiber that gets free. In using the 2000 grit process, I took away the nibs, but it clearly took away the original high-gloss of my final poly coat. The polish did not bring that back. My question - would using a polishing compound smooth back the finish to a high enough grit that it would turn mirror? This isn't for everyone, but I use this table as a production flow table for slides and negative digitizing. There are pluses and negatives of using Minwax/Varathane versus General Finishes, but the biggest benefit to General is that it takes a little longer to dry and levels out better.

@HomeImProveMentHow Год назад

You can go over your finish by hand with the 320, Didn't wipe it down by hand to get the dust off, You want at least three coats. And then apply your wax should be fine.

@vsemprivet 2 месяца назад

@@bfremming Hi. Did you solve this issue? I'ver got the same dilemma: my final poly coat is glossy and level, but to the touch I can feel some minor bumps here and there. I mean you might not even see them when you look at the table, but you definitely can feel them if you know what you are looking for. Since I applyed over ten coats of poly with sanding, wiping off with mineral spirit and then again getting rid of miniscule particles with tack cloth in between coats, and overall have spent on this table over a month, I kind of don't want to compromise, though I'm sure most of the guys would just leave it as it is and enjoy. )) Still, I'm a bit worried what if I start this buffuing/polishing routine, I might, just might get rid of those microbumps but may lose my nice gloss. So I still can't make up my mind over it. What are your ideas or findings?

@Aroo_0 3 года назад

You’re a very talented teacher!

@homebuiltshop 3 года назад

Thanks so much! I appreciate that.

@tdubz1154 3 года назад

Dude at first glance, I thought you were Woogie Woganowski from There's Something About Mary! Thanks for this technique. I'm gonna give it a try.

@kanaboy34 11 месяцев назад

Holly shit I did too!!!😂😂😂

@kyleparscal5775 11 месяцев назад

Hilarious 😂😂😂

@StevenVacher 6 лет назад

The last 2 minutes of this video were most helpful, not applying a finish to a too highly sanded finish and the smell test for the final drying... Great vid, thanks.

@homebuiltshop 6 лет назад

+Steven Vacher thanks. The smell test works well for me. It's important that the finish is cured.

@auggieking 5 лет назад

Thanks so much! Don't pay attention to the stupid trolls. I never understand why people can get nasty. Especially with an informative video, that you were kind enough to put out. Kudos to you!

@TheVampireKit 2 года назад

I like how you gave a detailed remedy in case of accidentally sanding through the finish. Your finish looks awesome. Great video.

@homebuiltshop 2 года назад

Thank you very much!

@madcarbs 4 года назад

This was borderline amazing! Very clear and well-spoken. Much appreciated!

@homebuiltshop 4 года назад

Thanks. I'm glad it was helpful.

@kidglove100 2 года назад

Im glad to see people learning this method ive buffed millions of sq foot of floors that have poly in the floor finish. It just like car buffing or floor buffing pads and polish compound

@Nakihashi Год назад

Watched this video last year and used this technique on a couple of toychests I made for my niece and nephew for Christmas. They came out beautiful. Thanks so much for the video, I will be using this technique for all of my finishings going forward!😁

@homebuiltshop Год назад

That is awesome! I'm happy it helped you out.

@vimalneha Месяц назад

This is the best video for High Gloss. Most will agree!

@homebuiltshop Месяц назад

Thank you!

@severalothers 5 лет назад

I am a couple years behind on this video but it is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you Jeff, great video.

@homebuiltshop 5 лет назад

Thanks!

@mrchrisknight315 7 месяцев назад

Good to see I'm not the only one who was thinking of using McGuire's compound for automotive clear coat. Great video.

@donnacracchiolo1187 7 лет назад

I love how you go through every step and the excitement that comes through when you're talking as well! The piece came out so beautifully 😎. You just earned another subscriber!

@homebuiltshop 7 лет назад

+Donna Cracchiolo thank you so much.

@TrussttN01 4 года назад

Make that 2 new subscribers. The piece looks fantastic.

@hardminder 2 года назад

I mostly comment negative stuff and I am critic, constructively most of the time, but still. This video is perfect. You're appealing as a person, you say just enough no less no more and your techniques seems to be thorough and tested. Hats off sir

@homebuiltshop 2 года назад

Thanks for that. I appreciate it.

@Giggiyygoo 6 лет назад

Car detailing nut here chiming in. The meguires ultimate compound you're using is more of a cutting compound and would be good to use like you did right after wetsanding. But, it will leave a slight haze on softer finishes. I would go one step further and go at it with a finer abrasive like meguires 205 (probably have to get that online) after the compound to make it really pop. If you want to be really hardcore you can get a black foam buffing pad for that step instead of the more aggressive microfiber pad you're using. Believe it or not the pad makes a huge difference. Keep up the good work.

@homebuiltshop 6 лет назад

Thanks. There's some 3M stuff I really like but didn't have time to track it down for this project. I think it's called FinessIt.

@FromTheHood2TheWoods 3 года назад

I just redid my hardwood floors, 3 coats of oil based poly after staining, I sanded in between coats. Still little rough. So much work, now considering renting a push buffer to buff them because I know it will make them really look good. A lot of work re doing these 70 year old floors but they look amazing compared to the new flooring I had to install in kitchen. Way more character. Thanks for video

@chrisreed2303 7 лет назад

Jeff, you are a natural on the camera. Easy to listen to and a great teaching and conversational style. Well done! Also, super helpful.

@homebuiltshop 7 лет назад

+Chris Reed thank you very much. I'm glad you liked it.

@MichaelDBauer 6 лет назад

I agree with Chris. Some youtuber videos are too long with too much worthless banter. You got to the point with good info.

@mikedelara8226 Год назад

Thank you so much for this video. I bought a butcher's block to put my turntable on. (For stabilization) I wanted it to match the plinth of my turntable. High-gloss cherry red. I sanded it down, applied the Cherry stain, and put multiple coats of polyurethane on it. Your video helped me so much in obtaining the perfect high-gloss shine of my turntable. 👍 THANK YOU

@tooljunkie555 8 лет назад

good stuff jeff! ive learned the key to woodworking is PATIENCE. and thats a good tip about smelling it.ill remember that.thanks for sharing!🖒🖒

@HomeImProveMentHow Год назад

... Yes, bring the piece inside if you're able and wait for. It to gas out very good idea!👍

@harrybond007 2 года назад

I'm making a speed ball platform, going to use this technique to polish it, great video!

@jp_makes 5 лет назад

Watched this video a couple of years ago and came back for a refresher, really helpful, thanks!

@homebuiltshop 5 лет назад

Thank you. 👍

@brentpearson4035 4 года назад

Just polished my table top with poly finish as you outlined. Worked good, thanks!

@homebuiltshop 4 года назад

Glad it helped!

@northwestrockgem9745 4 года назад

My god what a fantastic user friendly video man lol this boosted my self esteem

@homebuiltshop 4 года назад

Thanks man, I'm happy it was helpful.

@ianchesney9639 9 месяцев назад

Made this easy and not over bombarded with information making it seem intimidating for a beginner.

@DanLimbach 5 лет назад

Thanks for this excellent video. One suggestion... Once you are done with your 2,000 grit sanding, apply one coat of wipe-on poly with a lint-free rag. It will look like glass. If necessary, you can buff it with a polishing pad and polishing compound. You could even go over it with a lambswool pad for the final buffing.

@homebuiltshop 5 лет назад

Thanks, I'll have to try that.

@EarthtonesCymbals 5 месяцев назад

Solid method. everyone will have different levels of experience, product preference & approach to finishing their specific project but this method will not let you down in the big scheme of things. Cheers!

@eva2k0 4 года назад

15 coats of PU, thats crazy! The finish is amazing though.

@rhinoskin7550 3 года назад

Rightttt. Shit I wonder if 6 coats is enough lol.

@jonkirkwood469 2 года назад

I very much appreciate you mentioning what to look for, and what not to worry about.

@andrewFJ 4 года назад

I've wasted about two hours looking for answers but here in just 9 minutes, you answered all my questions! Thank you, pal! Good and clearly explained content!

@homebuiltshop 4 года назад

Nice, I'm glad it was helpful.

@chrisreynolds2410 2 года назад

Grasshopper, Was it really a waste of time or part of the process??

@doyrayburn2668 3 года назад

I used this exact method to restore a clear lexan turntable lid. Worked like magic.

@homebuiltshop 3 года назад

Excellent!

@gratefuldude941 6 лет назад

I never knew Chris Elliott was a woodworker.

@dgaz3057 4 года назад

Use the polish on his head...jking nice job.

@markdemell3717 3 года назад

Hahaha. I thought it was Jim Furyk the PGA golfer.

@holayason8569 3 года назад

That's exactly what I thought so I scrolled to the comments to see if anyone else had beat me to it. XD

@spinn1 3 года назад

same here!

@yamahargxtt 2 года назад

Thats Ed Kowalcyzk from the band Live

@makkanan Год назад

Thanks for this great video. Concise yet with all the basics and really helpful tips and caveats. Best single video I’ve come across on this topic. You’re a legend! 🇦🇺

@LivefreeanddiyTv 8 лет назад

Never thought off buffing with a random orbit sander... good tip! Thanks for the informative video 🤓👍🏼

@homebuiltshop 8 лет назад

I didn't either until I saw these buffing pads. They work good.

@lnstall_Wizard 3 года назад

Thanks bro. I like that John Deere hoody.

@909sickle 5 лет назад

"When you can't smell it anymore, that's when you know I'm ready to go." Yeah, I know what you mean

@homebuiltshop 5 лет назад

LOL.

@danserdutz6700 4 года назад

LOL!

@Broncort1 3 года назад

Oh, wow...lol

@muthukalyan3314 3 года назад

Oh boy. Lol.great video BTW

@danielslackergenius1641 3 года назад

The bellybutton u-turn?

@mtk8020 2 года назад

Thank you so much for this video. Well explained. Loud and clear. Now I am ready to polish my nice varnished project. 👍

@SuperCoyotecaller 6 лет назад

I finish wood for private jets for a living. If you have 15 coats on it like you claim use 1000 grit on a hard backed pad not a Velcro pad. Hard pad will sand out grain waves. Then switch to 2000 and buff. Done

@homebuiltshop 6 лет назад

Thanks, I'll have to try that.

@nznegativeions 6 лет назад

bs you work on jets, you probably work in a scrap yard carting vinyl seats around

@alandobb950 6 лет назад

so true, Jebus is probably on the dole living off everyone elses tax they pay.

@SuperCoyotecaller 6 лет назад

Funny how people try to be just trolls. Pretty ridiculous how people just cruise the internet trying to be rude. Sorry to crap on your day for having a job and a education. Any one wanting a nice finish try what i said and the truth will be evident.

@kingsley1606 6 лет назад

An education, not a education. And I is always capitalized too.

@jeffparryncc1701 6 лет назад

Maguiars Ultimate Compound is an excellant cutting/polish restorer. Great video.

@homebuiltshop 6 лет назад

I haven't had a bad result with it yet. 👍

@paulkaihla7743 10 месяцев назад

Very good video, and thank you for the "Tell" about curing -- i.e., the equivalency of curing time and gassing-off ✅

@jakeelliot502 7 лет назад

Thanks for all the great info Jeff. Much appreciated! Keep up the great work, you are definitely an inspiration to keep at it!

@homebuiltshop 7 лет назад

+Jake Elliot thank you Jake!

@Med1cJake 7 лет назад

no not cousins 😊

@edgonzalez186 Год назад

Maaann!, wood finishing has kicked me in the #@^s. So much patience, detail and care required.

@Bwanar1 6 лет назад

Nice video, great job on the audio. You should be able to find up to 3000 grit paper at any auto body paint supply place. Also, when you do your sanding & polishing (with DA or RO), don't polish in one direction all the time. On one pass you move front to back and on the next, side to side. This will give you the best finish.

@martywilsonlife 6 лет назад

Buffing and sanding after the finish is cured for two weeks... seems like a good idea. Thanks for this great video.

@neilmccracken6597 5 лет назад

Hi Jeff liked your video of getting a polished finish on polyurethane wood.

@nznegativeions 6 лет назад

*FINALLY A DECENT VIDEO ON THIS FUCKING SUBJECT*

@bstrieg5735 8 лет назад

Really enjoy your videos. Keep it up man!

@homebuiltshop 8 лет назад

+b strieg thank you. I will for sure.

@1Tim2man1 Год назад

Learned some very useful tips, thank you!!!

@paulangelo1974 6 лет назад

Thanks for this, I'm going a kitchen counter.

@5107101468 4 года назад

Question, my coffee table has a varathane spar urethane finish. Is the process the same as this video? Also, I have another couple of pieces to finish, what's the best for tables/chairs as far as protection goes, and nice shine, water based or oil based?

@chadbarker2316 5 лет назад

Getting ready to do my speakers. Got 15 coats and ready to polish . Thanks man

@DrLIRAAAAAAA 8 лет назад

You could have shown the final product a little bit more... Couple of shots with the light directly over it or even on the outside, so we could see it shine.

@TrussttN01 4 года назад

Yeah, we need more eye candy 😂

@richevans85 3 года назад

Brilliant video. Extremely helpful to my home project. Thank You for posting

@boobizzy4173 7 лет назад

thank man...i just did my gretch drumset!!!

@homebuiltshop 7 лет назад

+Ras Congo awesome! How did it turn out?

@boobizzy4173 7 лет назад

it turned out great!!! thanks!!!!

@demejiuk5660 5 месяцев назад

That is drop dead gorgeous.

@michaelhaiden6718 7 лет назад

i would like to see the finished table

@homebuiltshop 7 лет назад

+michael haiden there's a video on my channel of me building the table.

@shruffles35 7 лет назад

I think they meant the finished and shiny table. I was waiting for the finale too. Most people lift it up and wobble it to show off the shine.

@WorldravenNevar 7 лет назад

Shruffle Love I don't think he meant that, goober.

@shruffles35 7 лет назад

Worldraven .Nevar- yeah I think he actually did, geek.

@Bamboo4U2 6 лет назад

I just went searching through all your videos and I can't find it. Link, please?

@chevy0771 4 года назад

I’m gonna subscribe to you. I built me a custom subwoofer box for my truck and now I know how to polish it. Imma watch more of your videos to learn about wood working.

@jamesgoodwin3403 6 лет назад

Thanks for the great tutorial- I actually came here looking for some guitar buffing knowledge. To my joy and surprise, you mentioned buffing out a couple of guitars! Just wondering, what did you use for a top coat for your guitars, and how did you manage the contours of them? Thanks!

@jimmymeetsworld464 2 года назад

Same here. Second time I have heard the smell it test, I will hang my guitar in the house and try that. For a topcoat everything was purchased at an automotive paint store, I used a solids polyurethane with a hardener. It was a 2:1 ration but with my 100 degree heat did not probably need it but it does cut down the curing time. Wow, just realized this was from three years ago, lol. I hope you got your answer. Not sure what you meant by contours. Did you mean the shape of the guitar?

@AmirAbdullah 4 года назад

I just did my table today. It was a older table hadn’t seen polish in years. I used a car finishing polish and a 3” car polisher with Xtreme Solutions 367 Ice car polish and a wool pad at a lower speed. Got insane results .

@homebuiltshop 4 года назад

Thats awesome, I'm glad it went well.

@DiHandley 7 лет назад

I wish you were my next door neighbor!

@metalchick2726 7 лет назад

normally I'm not one for a high gloss finish, but this piece looks absolutely gorgeous.

@homebuiltshop 7 лет назад

+MetalChick27 thank you very much.

@Adam1nToronto 5 лет назад

Question: if you just burned through the finish after telling your wife it'll be ready today, how do you explain to her you'll need 2 more weeks to get it done right?

@homebuiltshop 5 лет назад

Oh no, just tell her its my fault. lol.

@mikaelmcgrath2181 2 года назад

Over the phone, at a distance of course

@ttsupra87 5 лет назад

You confirmed what i thought I could do, coming from the automotive background i read thinking poly is no different that auto clear coat. THANK YOU!

@homebuiltshop 5 лет назад

Yes. Different products but the same techniques apply.

@fieldworthyairsoft1436 5 лет назад

Assuming you are used to using acrylic auto urethane, poly is much harder and will hold a polish better. Acrylic is more soft and rubbery.

@ttsupra87 5 лет назад

@@fieldworthyairsoft1436 its 100% poly clear full gloss. I didn't cut it with anything. I did a rifle shock a while back and smelled it and dude didn't joking it doesn't smell the clock I just made 5 days later still has a faint odor. So waiting for it to fully cure gonna do 2500 grit, cut and buff and call it s day.

@soulfuzz368 5 лет назад

Field Worthy Airsoft what sort of car has a soft rubbery finish?

@blackfender100 7 лет назад

Love that slab table top Jeff. What kind of wood is it ?

@homebuiltshop 7 лет назад

+Joe Dov thanks, it's white oak milled from my Grandpa's property in PA.

@chrisreynolds2410 2 года назад

I used the “smell it” test a lot in my dating days…great advice.

@christopherhill5929 2 года назад

Lol

@chrisreynolds2410 2 года назад

How’s your brother Bobby Hill? Are you mad they didn’t include you in the show?

@esburn7895 5 лет назад

I've been wondering what Chris Elliott has been up to these days :P

@fuhckerschite 5 лет назад

lol. Now I have to watch Cabin Boy again!

@billszymborski584 2 года назад

Very well communicated and filmed! Thanks for taking the time to share your craft!!!

@homebuiltshop 2 года назад

Thank you very much!

@charleshenderson842 5 лет назад

Jeff I have a question Does this process also work with the resin epoxy? Great video, I enjoyed watching it

@homebuiltshop 5 лет назад

While I haven't tried it myself, I do believe it will work fine. 👍

@soulfuzz368 5 лет назад

charles henderson the process is exactly the same but it will take a few more passes with the polisher to get the scratches out. I have 3000 and 5000 grit sandpaper I use to cut down on polishing time on 2 part finishes, but these are quite expensive.

@ProTechEpoxyFloors 4 года назад

Yes it does work on epoxy.

@UncleSarkis 2 года назад

I love the way you describe stuff and your genuine personality. I just hit the subscribe button!

@homebuiltshop 2 года назад

Thanks and welcome to the channel!

@tchornomud 7 лет назад

Have you tried this technique on Epoxy? Having a tough time with epoxy. thanks,

@homebuiltshop 7 лет назад

+tchornomud I haven't tried it but it should work.

@johnalford2234 8 месяцев назад

I loved your character in cabin boy! Lol, good work

@oqsy 5 лет назад

Chris Elliott is hilarious

@markrebehn5568 5 лет назад

These pipes......are CLEAN!

@stevencollins8360 5 лет назад

Revel ride cu 7n

@chriscrooks8617 3 года назад

Update on Kramer Barrette Special maple fret board poly job I did . I applied the water based polyurethane in 4 coats then let sit for about 2 weeks light water sand an buffed it. Came out awesome thanks again for your awesome video

@tomgreen8390 7 лет назад

have you ever polished your head with polyurethane

@DavidJones-yq2gs 7 лет назад

Tom Green He has polished his balls after srubbing them with an iron brush.

@sclogse1 7 лет назад

I notice we don't see a pic of you here. Is that because of the blinding light coming off your dome?

@Helmuesi911 6 лет назад

I polished my ex-wife’s right butt cheek with a stainless steel scraper like Venetian plaster

@jellyg.8961 6 лет назад

LMAO

@patrickdunn8918 Год назад

Nice job, you made every point of the process you used.

@jeffkelly636 Год назад

This is great - I'm planning to polish a polyurethane guitar, once it is cured and no longer giving off any smell.

@homebuiltshop Год назад

It will work well on a guitar. Ive done several this way. Just be careful not to sand through, especially on the edges.

@admspooner 3 года назад

Awesome instructional, and great tips if you mess up. Lot of points also put me at ease while I was doing this myself.

@homebuiltshop 3 года назад

Thanks, I'm glad it was helpful.

@danalaniz7314 4 месяца назад

Really helpful! Thanks for taking the time and effort to help us all!

@prestigeproductionsaustral1171 2 года назад

Phew save my life! My dads beautiful red cedar table with I think 25 coats of lacquer on has been in a storage pod and has had boxes on it for a year. All these weird high-shine shapes on the surface where the boxes were. Waxing didn’t help so it looks like this method may work! Great tutorial

@Mat.McEntyre Месяц назад

Great job explaining what your doing as your doing it

@salusization 7 лет назад

Excellent way of putting it across . I got s lot of ideas by listening and watching you.

@homebuiltshop 7 лет назад

+sal dsouza thank you.

@davidclark3603 7 лет назад

Hey Jeff! What a smart looking table. That's worth the effort, and making a video about it. Very original. Thanks!

@homebuiltshop 7 лет назад

+David Clark thank you.

@jamhen01 Год назад

Great work Roland! Moira’s going to LOVE it!!! Hahaha jokes aside a very informative video.

@benjaminbutler5589 6 лет назад

Nice better than festool TV needed some help sanding lacquer to high gloss finish

@radioactivebanana6774 Год назад

Thanks! I am finishing layers on a table and needed to learn how to polish it up and I found you! Great video!

@homebuiltshop Год назад

Awesome! Thank you!

@sashasoule4585 7 лет назад

Great video, best part was the showmanship, thanks brother.

@homebuiltshop 7 лет назад

+Sasha Soul thank you!

@cavemandancer 6 лет назад

Thanks Jeff...Just what the wood doctor ordered, Subscribed

@homebuiltshop 6 лет назад

Awesome! Thank you. 👍

@fozzythemexican 4 года назад

Great video, I was going to do this only after a week and with only 3 coats. I will add more and wait 2 weeks before buffing. Thank you

@homebuiltshop 4 года назад

You can do it! The extra time will be a good thing. The finish will be cured more.

@fozzythemexican 4 года назад

@@homebuiltshop thank you sir

@jeffu3724 5 лет назад

Enjoyed this. I'm a rookie and just learning about all of this.

@homebuiltshop 5 лет назад

Awesome. Welcome to the craft!

@heartmomma6460 6 лет назад

My son's name is Peyton. We stopped by Peyton, CO on our way to Manitou Springs 2 yrs ago to take a picture of him by the sign. Neat little town.

@homebuiltshop 6 лет назад

That's cool. Probably a neat picture.

@bighead0107 5 лет назад

Thank you for doing this video. I don't know how many I have watched trying to cut through all the bull shit before I found one that actually makes sense. I also learned that you don't need some special Polishing Compound I can use the stuff I already have in my garage that I use on my vehicles

@homebuiltshop 5 лет назад

Yep, Its not that scary. For the most part you can use what you have.