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I really like Sherwin Williams Dull-Rubbed Lacquer. The medium-rubbed is also nice, but I like the dull-rubbed look.
Like John asked, what are you looking for in the finish? That could certainly help determine what the "best" might be. But it usually comes down to personal preference.
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GF conversion varnish is great but youul need to mix it really well. Follow the instructions exactly!! I also like Crystalac poly ox and GF Arm R Seal or high performance. None are inexpensive but they are all great.
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I used lacquer on my kitchen cabinets and I don't like it. It doesn't look good. The cabinet company I used to work for lived by conversion varnish.
I need something that I can out on these cabinets that will be used in a church. They're going to store kitchen and dining room stuff in them.
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