How to get a PERFECT Polyurethane Finish || How to Stain a Table || Black Stain Tutorial

Why use the wipe on instead of just finishing with the brush on?

My gosh! That looks AWESOME!!

Stop using disposable foam brushes for topcoats, especially on a large surface such as this. Get yourself a better applicator! Or a worthwhile brush. The chances of shedding with cheap foam increases significantly with use. Even a roller with a nice foam nap (for cabinets) would have been exponentially better than what was used here.

How long are you waiting between poly coats?

I really appreciate that you did a great job explaining each step, so many videos assume you know the middle steps. Thank you.

Good video! Ive been searching for ever just to find a video that reallly does explain what to do. Most for some reason dont do that. I found one other video and did my laundry room butcher block and its like glass. So pretty. Good video people listen to him lol

Great info. Even though it is a black stain it looks like there is a brown tone to it. Is that due to the wood you used?

Great video!

So detailed in your explanation! Thank you! Subscribed!

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Perfect timing! I’m finishing my man cave bar top with True Black and will be following these steps!! I’m sanding right now and hope to get to this step by the weekend! Great tips and looks amazing!!

Dude that black looks great🤘

I started mixing my Polly with mineral spirits, I think it's a 2:1 mix (2 parts Polly 1 part mineral spirits... I think lol) and I apply it with a good lint free rag. Light sand between coats. Turns out real smooth, and easier to apply

Awesome finish. Definitely picked up some pointers

looks good man!