Wrestling with Fast Drying Polyurethane

Thin it with the appropriate solvent, or use foam brushes. You can wax
after the poly is cured, if you want to.

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Kevin
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"Chip off the Ol'Proc" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> After I have 3 coats of Poly on the wood do I finish with a wax?
>
> The can doesn't have any directions about what to do after.
>
> Also I'm having problems with getting rid of brush marks. Any suggestions
> how to make the Fast dry poly more self leveling?
> Thanks,
> Chip
>
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Fine Woodworking August 2004 has an article that might help.

Chip off the Ol'Proc <[email protected]> wrote:

>After I have 3 coats of Poly on the wood do I finish with a wax?
>
>The can doesn't have any directions about what to do after.
>
>Also I'm having problems with getting rid of brush marks. Any
>suggestions how to make the Fast dry poly more self leveling?
>Thanks,
>Chip