Waterproof finish

[dlminehart]

I have an oak frame around my bathroom's jacuzzi. At the area near the faucets, years of water drips had damaged the finish. I sanded it down and refinished with a few coats of varathane. Only a couple months later, it looks worse than ever.

What's a good waterproof clear finish to use in such a spot, that frequently has a few standing water drops?

[Hellrazor]

I use marine polyurethane..

[Pappy]

I finished the top on a bar I did over a year ago with this stuff.

http://www.woodcraft.com/product.asp...2&FamilyID=751

Even with the abuse of alcohol spills, coasters not mbeing used, etc., it still shows no signs of wear.

[scmhogg]

After you remove the old finish you have to let the wood dry thoroughly. Adding heat or a de-humidifier will help speed the process. You might ask a boat refinisher how they insure the wood is dry before they apply a new finish.

Steve

[cabinetman]

I would sand and prep for a new finish and use Parks Pro Finisher, available at HD. It can be catalyzed and is recommended for flooring, also pretty darn good for a furniture finish. IMO, equal to if not better than OB poly, or NC lacquer for durability.

It's water based, quick dry, and no stink.
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[RayintheUK]

Rustins Two-Part Plastic Finish - unbeatable!

Ray.