The BEST Polyurethane Finish Period

After someone recently asking me what the best finish for wood is.. I decided to let everyone know what I have learned after 15 years of woodworking and finishing high-end cabinetry. Spoiler.. its Chemcraft Ora Verde!
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[@mikepruett1745]

good u have a fresh air unit those guns are cool but cleaning them is hard .. have used any hvlp guns ...like a awata lvx 400 sprays at 16 lbs this the first time i saw this paint with a hardener thats good ....

[@markkapple9760]

Jason,
Thanks for the video. I’ve done finish for years and I’m going to try this product on some restaurant table tops. When I called my distributor they suggested I use a reducer, do you find this useful or necessary?
Thanks

[@DoingitWithjason]

For the clear I would not reduce it really doesn’t need it at all.

[@markkapple9760]

Thanks for the answer and getting back so soon. One more question, is the product your referring to in the video Verde Acrylic or just the polyurethane?
Thanks Again.

[@owenvideo1]

I hope this video finishes soon 🤣😂

[@DoingitWithjason]

Oh my! Someone had the bubbly! 😂

[@garenpletzer1532]

How long to achieve full strength hardness?

[@DoingitWithjason]

28 days for full cure

[@garenpletzer1532]

@@DoingitWithjason sounds good. Chemcraft is a great product. I just sprayed some tonight and of course over there checking hardness within an hr. Did you spray it straight no reducer? I have a graco AAA. Chemcraft has been an amazing finish.

[@DoingitWithjason]

@@garenpletzer1532 for sure! I only used reducer for the pigment stuff