Woodworking finishes

Polycrylic and polyurethane sound similar but are not the same. It’s important to know the differences, so you choose the right one for your wood projects.

Want to achieve a finish that not only looks like glass, but feels that way too? Try filling the grain first.

Master woodworker George Vondriska teaches you a quick tip to repair wood cracks that you find in your woodworking projects.

It doesn't matter if you are new to woodworking or have been at it for decades, choosing the right woodworking finishes for your projects can be complicated. What should I use as a finish? Should I brush it, wipe it or spray it? Tag along as we explore these options and several others, ending with some recommendations for

See How To Apply Polyurethane the fast and easy way! No need for expensive brushes or perfect technique. Just do this and it will turn out great every time!

Polyurethane is too finicky, the application is difficult and it doesn't give the look I want for my DIY furniture projects. Instead, I use an easy to an easy to make DIY top coat that provides a flawless finish every time!

If you’ve never put brush to bare wood (or you’d like a refresher), learn how to greatly improve your chances of success.

A collection of Recent Work by Zelouf & Bell.

Are you wondering about a Tung Oil wood finish for your next wood project? See why it's my favorite wood finish plus tips on how to apply it.