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You're just arguing semantics. When you say "poly" to me, that means
polyethylene, polypropylene, etc. "Poly" by itself really means nothing, except some unspecified polymer. Anyway, if there is a polyurethane finish on there now, you should sand it completely off before switching to "regular" varnish. Oh yea, and if you want to really learn about "varnish", read up at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Varnish You'll want to decide which of the following types of "varnish" you need: 2.1 Violin 2.2 Resin 2.3 Shellac 2.4 Alkyd 2.5 Spar Varnish 2.6 Drying Oils 2.7 Polyurethane 2.8 Lacquer 2.9 Acrylic 2.10 Two-Part You're welcome. |
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