What's a good online source for wipe on poly?

[krogers]

[QUOTE=Jeffrey Schronce;306756]If making your own just remember that the quality of the poly makes all the difference. I was very happy with my wipe on poly mixtures . . . then I tried General Finish Arm-R-Seal.

Jeff, Do you mean that you are using Arm-R-Seal straight from the can? Are you thinning it at all and creating a wipe on poly? - Kevin

[Jeffrey Schronce]

[quote=krogers;307593]

If making your own just remember that the quality of the poly makes all the difference. I was very happy with my wipe on poly mixtures . . . then I tried General Finish Arm-R-Seal.

Jeff, Do you mean that you are using Arm-R-Seal straight from the can? Are you thinning it at all and creating a wipe on poly? - Kevin

Yes, I am using Arm-R-Seal straight from the can as it is a wipe on poly. It is made specifically for wipe on application.

My statement was that used to make my own wipe on poly with Minwax products and naptha. I was happy with the until I tried Arm-R-Seal straight out of the can. IMHO the Arm-R-Seal was a much more superior performing poly. Sags, hardness, color, buffing, all seemed much better with Arm-R-Seal.

I do agree with Jim on spraying Resisthane. What a great product.

[krogers]

Thanks Jeff. I didn't realize Arm-R-Seal is a wipe on poly. I will give it a try. - Kevin

[gbtower]

Is there a non-wipe-on Arm-R-Seal? I checked the local Rockler and the can doesn't look exactly the image on the Rockler site. It was missing the Wipe-On part, but it was still oil-based and the instructions still say it can be wiped on. I wonder if I'd have to thin it.