忍者ブログ

salechep1231

cheap evening dresses australia a vast array of products

×

[PR]上記の広告は3ヶ月以上新規記事投稿のないブログに表示されています。新しい記事を書く事で広告が消えます。

コメント

ただいまコメントを受けつけておりません。

cheap evening dresses australia a vast array of products

Learning woodworking There are two main types of wood finishes penetrating(Oil, oil blends, stains), and film(Shellac, lacquer, varnish, water base).How do you choose between the two? It depends, of course, on the properties required in the finished product.Oils provide less protection than film finishes because they aren't built up on the surface of the wood they are too soft.The wood is still somewhat exposed to water vapor and spills, stains, and abrasion.They are, however, much easier to apply than film finishes and provide a beautiful, natural satiny feel to the wood.They work by forming a barrier just at and below the woods surface that does provide some protection.Several coats are applied to fill all the pores and leave a satin finish.If a much more durable finish is required, such as for a table top, one of the film finishes is more appropriate. Within the group of oil finishes, there are cheap evening dresses australia a vast array of products on the shelves.It is important to understand how different components in this group of products performs to choose the right one. Straight(Raw)Oil usually linseed or tung oil.These natural oils are very slow to cure, are very soft, and don't make very good finishes. It is often sold as oil it is actually a wiping varnishBlend of Straightoil and varnish (Including polyurethane)Often sold as 'danish oil" Varnish is made by cooking one or more oils with natural or synthetic resins.The oil and resin react chemically creating an entirely new substance.Varnish cures faster than oil, and usually has a glossy sheen unless flatteners are added.It cures harder, allowing the build up of thick coats to a significant film. Oil/varnish blends oil and varnish are compatible so they can be mixed you get the properties of both;Ease of application but reduced protection. My preferred finish for most furniture is an oil/varnish blend.I always use clear(No stain in the oil)Because it highlights the natural colour of the wood, and the coloured oils tend to look 'blotchy'.Some of the brand names for these blended oils are watco, and behr exterior tung oil blend(Found at home depot). Many woodworkers mix up their own blended oil.You can fool around with the proportions of the mix depending on the characteristics you are after, and the price is much less than off the shelf blends.The recipe is: Sand to at least 220 grit, i sand to 320.Keep the surface wet with finish for eveningessaleonline at least 10 minutes.Pay particular attention to all the inside corners, crevices, etc.Apply a second coat as before, but this time use 600 grit wet/dry silicon carbide sandpaper(Its the black stuff, says 'wet/dry' on the back)And wet sand the wood with the finish.We are using the sandpaper lubricated with oil to smooth the previous coat of oil, take off any dust nibs, and polish the wood.I dip the paper right in the can.If you want an even better, smoother oil finish with more protection, repeat the previous step 12 more times.

PR

コメント

プロフィール

HN:
No Name Ninja
性別:
非公開

カテゴリー

P R