Mark Gibney
09-20-2019, 10:04 AM
Has anyone used Bioshield Hardoil #9 on furniture?
How do you like it?
I use a mixture I make from polyurethane, BLO and a thinner, like many of us.
I've seen some furniture that the maker said he finished with Bioshield, three coats.
That's a much faster build than the number of coats I typically have to apply, typically up to eight applications on say, cherry, though it can take fewer applications on ash or maple.
Bioshield hardoil does not contain polyurethane, according to their website, so I'm interested to hear about it's durability, along with any other observations you might have.
Thanks!
How do you like it?
I use a mixture I make from polyurethane, BLO and a thinner, like many of us.
I've seen some furniture that the maker said he finished with Bioshield, three coats.
That's a much faster build than the number of coats I typically have to apply, typically up to eight applications on say, cherry, though it can take fewer applications on ash or maple.
Bioshield hardoil does not contain polyurethane, according to their website, so I'm interested to hear about it's durability, along with any other observations you might have.
Thanks!