Varathane284473 Triple Thick Polyurethane Wood Finish, Quart, Satin Clear

This is a great coat for wooden objects. I make wooden wavy flags and this makes them look amazing. Make sure you use a fine brush and use a thick first coat. It will sit and all the brush marks will level out. Do not go back over the spots for the best first coat results. It took me several flags to get the discipline to hold back on second and third brush strokes. Good coverage and dries clear.

Super happy with quality of it…the gloss coverage made the bloom look stunning! It is still drying, but no cracks yet 😀🤞was a great value compared to store costs in town. Loved the quick delivery!

I purchased Varathane Triple Thick Polyurethane as part of my bloom recipe for acrylic paint pouring, and it has worked exceptionally well! If you’re into fluid art and Dutch pours, this is an excellent choice for cell creation, smooth flow, and a durable finish.✅ Pros for Paint Pouring:✔ Perfect Bloom Recipe Additive – Helps create lacing and cells when mixed properly.✔ Smooth, Glossy Finish – Enhances the vibrancy of colors and adds a professional shine.✔ Consistent Flow & Leveling – Allows paint to move effortlessly without breaking.✔ Non-Yellowing – Keeps whites and lighter colors true over time.⚠️ Things to Consider:⚠ Mixing Ratios Matter – Be precise when adding this to your pouring medium for optimal results.⚠ Drying Time – May require extended drying/curing time, depending on humidity and layer thickness.⚠ Ventilation Needed – Has a noticeable odor when wet, so proper airflow is recommended.💡 Final Thoughts:If you’re looking for a polyurethane that works well in bloom recipes, this is an excellent choice! It helps create stunning lacing, cells, and smooth finishes in acrylic pouring projects. Highly recommended for fluid artists who want professional-quality results.🔹 Would I Use It Again? Absolutely! This is now a staple in my paint pouring supplies

Either put on a thick coat or be prepared to put on several thin coats. Make your brush strokes the length of your.project or it will show where you stopped and started again. Took me several coats to get it right but finished project was worth it. Good luck.

Works great!

Best product on the market. I have used it for years. Very long lasting.

This is a great polyurethane. The only minor issue is the depth of wood grain change. All water based urethanes and coatings seem to have the problem, wiping solvent on shows deep, rich grain, wiping oil on shows even deeper 9hence the "French Polish"). The water based don't bring out the depth of color as much.After discovering the weaker grain visibility (which may be a bonus for some people and applications), I put down a coat of shellac sealer with a disposable cotton pad, which is alcohol based which brings out the grain very nicely and also dries quickly. Once the sealer is down, i put polyurethane over it and there are no incompatibility issues so I get the depth of an oiled finish with the ease of water cleanup, and the water cleanup is the most important aspect.The only issue I had with this was using it on damaged wood, the "Self Leveling" aspect seems to only go as far as brush stroke and not uneven grain. It carried the wavy grain all the way to the surface, so i needed to sand off that and then re-apply, using this as a filler. That project turned out acceptable so I say this is very easy to use. If I can do it, anybody can!

Water soluble polyurethane is nice; I’ve used both, and the finished product is very similar.The picture is 5 minutes after applying, so it’s still wet and opaque, but it dries clear.But this triple thick version is not self-leveling, and I can’t get it smooth, at least not with a brush. Maybe with a spray gun, but they recommend using a brush.(Like they said it is self-leveling.)