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Has anyone ever used 2K Poly? It is supposed to be far more durable than regular poly (oil or water based).
https://www.woodshopnews.com/columns-blo...in-the-u-s
https://www.finisherswarehouse.com/blogs...lyurethane
And it is available from Sherwin-Williams. (Not from Benjamin-Moore or PPG).
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(05-02-2018, 12:13 PM)Cooler Wrote: Has anyone ever used 2K Poly? It is supposed to be far more durable than regular poly (oil or water based).
https://www.woodshopnews.com/columns-blo...in-the-u-s
https://www.finisherswarehouse.com/blogs...lyurethane
And it is available from Sherwin-Williams. (Not from Benjamin-Moore or PPG).
Not yet, but I plan to. There are some pros on other sites that claim it is just about bullet proof and the best choice for difficult applications. Not easy to repair, though. GF makes one, their WB Conversion Varnish. I've read some bad reports about it when adding the catalyst however. I'm interested in a WB one by Chemcraft. Is the SW's one you mentioned WB or solvent?
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(05-02-2018, 08:26 PM)jteneyck Wrote: Not yet, but I plan to. There are some pros on other sites that claim it is just about bullet proof and the best choice for difficult applications. Not easy to repair, though. GF makes one, their WB Conversion Varnish. I've read some bad reports about it when adding the catalyst however. I'm interested in a WB one by Chemcraft. Is the SW's one you mentioned WB or solvent?
John
Solvent. Here are the specs:
https://oem.sherwin-williams.com/product...lus-tzl71/
Apparently it was an Akzo-Nobel product originally:
Press Alert:
As we were going to press, The Sherwin-Williams Company, Cleveland, announced June 1, 2007, that it was able to complete its acquisition of 100% of the stock of M.A. Bruder & Sons Incorporated, headquartered in the Philadelphia area. This came on the heels of another major acquisition, the announcement May 22, 2007, that Akzo Nobel had significantly broadened its position in the North American wood coatings market after signing an agreement to acquire Chemcraft Holdings Corp., Winston-Salem, N.C., North America’s largest privately owned manufacturer of industrial wood coatings. These two recent acquisitions only help to substantiate the continuing trend toward consolidation within the paint and coatings industry.
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