Fast Drying Polyurethane Spray, Protective Wood Finish, Clear Satin, 11.5 oz. Aerosol Can

Great finish on my pool table legs . Semi gloss is beautiful . Very easy to use too

My kitchen flooded a while back and in the process of replacing cabinets, I had to do some staining and polying myself to match the existing uppers. I have quite a bit of experience with paint and stain projects over the years, but had a hard time finding a spray polyurethane that didn't shoot out little "blobs" occasionally when spraying. This spray poly goes on finely and evenly, the tip is a bit more comfortable than most to press down, and it dries to a level, gorgeous finish. I put five coats on the new cabinet doors, sanding with finer and finer paper, and the end result is beautiful--hard to tell it's not factory. Recommend!

I use this for so many refinishing projects! It dries fast and makes everything last for years! Definitely recommend!

Cap is a bit difficult to remove, but the product is fine. I refinished a drawer front on a wine bar, and re-stained it, but the Minwax wipe-on poly I applied would cause the stain to wipe off. I applied a coat of Minwax spray-on poly. The first coat dried with bubbles and imperfections in the finish. I sanded them out with a combination of fine sandpaper and a Scotchbrite scouring pad, and reapplied (while stick tacky) several light coats of the spray-on poly. I expected I may need to again sand and reapply product, but the poly dried and the result was very good with no additional sanding or application of product necessary. This product is quick and easy to use. I sprayed indoors, in a well-ventilated area of my basement, and there was no excessive over spray or noxious fumes, and the odor is pretty low.

Dried smooth and clear on a sanded surface. Used three or four coats. The application was noticeable as the original coating ( only removed from a small area ) has a slight honey color. As this was done on a working tool, durability and feel were more important than appearance. No additional sanding was needed after drying.

I really appreciate the nozzle on these. It's really easy to press, easy on the fingers, and the 45 degree angle makes spraying onto a flat level surface really nice. Plus it produces a great mist distribution. No notes. Anyway, I the quality of the spray seems good as well. Just not sure it's really what I need for my case of coating covers for book binding. I think it dries a bit slow and has more of a smell. I'll still get use out of it but probably wont re-up on it for this use case. Which is a shame because it has the nicest nozzle of any spray can I've ever used...

Used this poly spray for years and always get good results

Non sticky when dry. Great protection

didn't like it waste money