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Every Woodworker Should Master This “Finishing” Technique
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- čas přidán 3. 09. 2023
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These are the type of videos that provide valuable information. It truly helps. Thank you for sharing.
Sure glad you're back in action!
OK, Chris… Thanks a lot! I took a look at the price of this stuff a few weeks ago and figured it was not really something I wanted to pursue - until NOW!! Thanks, a lot! 😂😂😂
But for reals- thanks for showcasing the beauty and simplicity. Something that simple that looks that beautiful is worth giving the investment to try it out.
Great tips and techniques!! Thanks, Chris!
Now all I have to do is build something worthy of a finish like that!!!😂😂😂😜😂😜
OPHS Class of ‘87!!!
Love polyurethane I’ve been mixing it with thinners and mixing 50/50 for 3 coats and 0000 steel wool between coats and then 2 coats of 75 ploy and 25 thinners. Glass finish
Thanks for the sharing Chris!
I have been thinking about trying that product from Total Boat, now I am convinced to try it out. Thanks!!!!
I'm going to jump off the cliff and give Total Boat a try... will see if there's a Canadian distributor, and if there isn't, I'll have some shipped to my upper state NY address! Awesome video, Sir! 👊
Fantastic Mike. Thanks for joining the team. You won’t regret it and as always if you have any questions, let me know.
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Thank you, Chris. I will try that urethane & method!
Great job Chris they look amazing and great tips thanks for sharing
Excellent video as always sir. Keep it up.
Just Beautiful Chris!!! Really Nice!
Thank you brother
Very interesting video, love the t-shirt w/ the red truck
You're always amazing Chris! Thanks also for the outtakes that make us smile! Peace be with you and your family and I hope all is well.
Awesome Chris
Amazing I’m trying this! Chris you always do an amazing job?
Pretty amazing work, Chris! 😃
Thanks a bunch for all the tips!!!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
That finish looks exactly like what I am looking for, thank you
Good info chris .i use total boat n have for years.
Great tip, thanks for sharing! I’ve never brushed it on before so I’ll have to give it a try 👊🏽
Those turned out awesome!👍🏻 I use that stuff a lot! I spray most of the time but there’s times I use a brush too! Thank you for your tips on using this stuff!
Thanks Chris, that was very helpful! I've been wanting to try that finish and now feel comfortable in using it. Those pieces you were applying the finish to are gorgeous. Hope you show how you made them on a future video!
That looks gorgeous! I’ve seen a couple of guys use that finish, but I don’t care for the glossy look…I never even checked to see if a matte version was available though. 😕
Love the outtakes! Oh - I only use the finest quality, hand plucked badger hair brushes, myself. 😬😉
Thats a great looking finish Chris. Would love to see you doing more builds like this.
That’s the goal. I’m trying to really separate church and state you know what I mean. So much of what I’ve done lately is trying to build my product business that these kind of projects just don’t really fit as much as I wish. But I have a solution I believe.
@@AGlimpseInside I hope everything works out for you. Whatever you set your mind to you’ll succeed I’m sure.
Those pieces are stunning. Like to see the video on how you do them. That finish looks like something I’m going to try. Thanks!!
Thank you Mark. I have to dig up the footage. It’s from three years ago. I think I still have it but I’m still looking.🫣
If not, I’ll definitely make another one too, and give a tutorial
@@AGlimpseInside that would be great. I’ve always wanted to try casting, always apprehensive.
They look beautiful! Awesome video as always, I am definitely going to have to try out that finish next time.
Excellent results!
Thanks for the great content Chris! I am looking forwarding to trying this finish out on something soon!
That’s the same finish my Ute got after I washed off the concrete the contractors splashed on it from a pump truck four days earlier.
Thanks Chris. Can you also spray this stuff?
Is it possible with this product to use a torch to level out to get rid of brush strokes?
Thanks for the awesome video Chris. Just did my glue up today for a set of tv trays I’m working on, and was wondering about how I wanted to finish…this video is obviously a sign from somewhere 😊. Using your "pour a well" method, what kind of coverage do you get from a quart?
Your two finishes were topical,like table tops. When you’re doing the side of a desk or side of a jewelry box, will the finish run or slump between coats.?
No not if you do the technique is used on the second one. Were you just use just enough to coat and build it up with multiple layers?
Is this good on outdoor projects
No sanding between coats.. that's pretty damn awesome. B E A Uuuu Tiful boards my man. For really large table tops, what kind of working time do you have before it starts setting up and showing the brush strokes worse?
If I did a 4 1/2 x 7’ dining table with brushing and rolling. That’s about the maximum I would do. Anything bigger than that I would resort to spraying. The open times about 15 or 20 minutes.
@@AGlimpseInside thanks. I did a big oval 8' table top for a race track poker table. It was a real bear. Multiple multiple coats, sanding, etc and finally buffed with car glazing products. Still had a little haze that I wasn't happy with. Was another self leveling product but would get tacky fairly quick. Have to try this next time I tackle something big or small.
That is absolutely gorgeous Chris! 😊😊😊❤❤ Can this finish be applied with an HVLP sprayer? I'm not so good at brushing on finish.
Yes, it actually is better through the gun. That’s the way I normally do it but not everybody has that option so I went with the hand application
@@AGlimpseInsidebut do you have to clean your gun between layers, or just blow a little menrialspirts thought it?
The finish looks spectacular Chris! Is that a specific type of Cypress? I might have to pick some of that up when I visit my in-laws later this year.
Thank you Ted. I’m not sure what variant it is. I just call it regular ass cypress.
Did you still use the hot glue technique for the mold?
No, I have one of those molds from one of the silicone, mold companies I believe it was crafted
Where is a reliable place to get them foam sanding disc?
Surfprep.com
Thanks 👍
No wait.
totalfinishingsupplies.com/
Here’s where they are. Do a little bit of research on this site and you’ll find what you need.
Ok will do thanks
Your two finishes were topical,like table tops. When you’re doing the side of a desk or side of a jewelry box, will the finish run or slump between coats.
😎
10 min in showing the result I can see the brush strokes…
Why do all wood finishing videos only show how to apply finishes to flat horizontal surfaces? Easy peasy with self leveling finishes. Try something a little more challenging like the base those beautiful tops attach to. Vertical legs and skirts don't self level. They drip and run. That's where we need some expert advice.
Cheers.
Challenge accepted. Although vertical surfaces are extremely tough with this technique typically you would revert to an HVLP spraying system. I was going to spray the table and made with these two pieces but I think now I’ll actually give it a go by hand.!!
Good video but product is not anything special and is honestly overpriced. It looks like and performs like just like many modern water based finishes out there. It is a product specific to the marine industry so it might have an advantage of being more flexible but that will compromise the hardness of the coating. Honesty, there are better products for woodworkers that do not cost as much. And good luck trying to use a non-spray waterborne on a large surface like a dining table! Another downside of this system.
Thanks for the info dude. Your opinion is noted.