January 28, 20179 yr comment_95008 Good Evening Friends, Getting ready this morning to go to the Columbus Woodworking Show this morning I completely forgot to right the quiz. I spent the day with Jim Heavey in the Wood Magazine Booth. Now for the quiz; Jim covered the many different types of finish, how many can you think of to finish a product with? Edited December 8, 20178 yr by Ron Dudelston tags added Report
January 29, 20179 yr comment_95019 oil based poly, water based poly, lacquer, shellac, oils (Danish/Tung), stains and paint. Report
January 29, 20179 yr comment_95026 Wipe on Poly Brushing Lacquer Spray Lacquer (rattle can) Shellac Those are my go to finishes Report
January 29, 20179 yr comment_95033 oil (linseed, tung, mineral), oil-varnish blend, varnish (phenolic, alkyd, or poly), shellac, wax, water-based acrylic, nitrocellulose lacquer, pre-cat lacquer, CAB lacquer, post-cat lacquer and some other less-used ones oil-paint, w/b paint, milk paint, soap, conversion lacquer, epoxy, white-wash Most can be applied in one or more of three ways:brush, spray, wipe Report
January 29, 20179 yr Author comment_95036 Keith, the only one you left out was water based finished of which I don't remember the name but, I will ask Jim tomorrow. Report
January 29, 20179 yr comment_95077 12 hours ago, Ralph Allen Jones said: Keith, the only one you left out was water based finished of which I don't remember the name but, I will ask Jim tomorrow. > water-based acrylic (sometimes called water based lacquer, water based poly, etc. etc.) Mostly acrylic resins. Report
January 29, 20179 yr comment_95089 13 hours ago, kmealy said: and some other less-used ones oil-paint, w/b paint, milk paint, soap, conversion lacquer, epoxy, white-wash You're going to have to explain the "soap" finish. Report
January 29, 20179 yr Popular Post comment_95098 45 minutes ago, Harry Brink said: You're going to have to explain the "soap" finish. that's where you spend 3 days getting it perfect, the client sees it, and says "it's not fancy enough", and you proceed to wrestle the client down and wash their mouth out with soap. it's kinda messy and really screws up the woodworker-client relationship....but it's soooo pleasing..... or it may be something else.... Report
January 29, 20179 yr comment_95140 Soap was a new one to m til I read about it in a magazine. It is an old finish , not durable but easy to apply. And yeas it is soap. Report
January 29, 20179 yr comment_95149 1 hour ago, Gerald said: Soap was a new one to m til I read about it in a magazine. It is an old finish , not durable but easy to apply. And yeas it is soap. I guess all you need is water and a rag when it comes time to clean it? Report
January 30, 20179 yr comment_95187 On 1/28/2017 at 9:29 PM, Ralph Allen Jones said: Keith, the only one you left out was water based finished of which I don't remember the name but, I will ask Jim tomorrow. > water-based acrylic (sometimes called water based lacquer, water based poly, etc. etc.) Mostly acrylic resins. Soap finish" http://www.woodshopnews.com/columns-blogs/finishing/498776-soap-can-be-a-surprisingly-good-furniture-finish Report
January 30, 20179 yr Author comment_95313 Keith, You are right again for it is indeed water based lacquer that he was talking about such as "ZinZer whit out. Edited January 30, 20179 yr by Ralph Allen Jones Report
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