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  • Wet looking bench?

    I am trying to make a wooden bench top lock slick and wet is there anything that will give wood that sort of finish? I tried a polyerthane gloss finish but it just sunk into the wood. Should I put on multiple coats or is there a better way?
    Jared Layman

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    hmm

    a second coat.....or 5 minute epoxy???
    Gee could it get any better than this?

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    • #3
      Try smooth-on's clear casting resin.
      Listen to them, Children of the night. Oh what music they make.

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      • #4
        I agree with Ken, those things should do the trick.
        Are you trying to make a nice, finished, glossy furniture piece or are you making a table with random spots of "wetness" to simulate puddles of water, sweat, matter, etc.?

        You may be able to look for a "self-leveling" countertop or bar top epoxy.
        It's commonly used on wooden restaurant tables, etc. Very shiny and is the equivalent of several coats of varnish. A local craft store may have it.

        Take care,
        Nick
        Nick Collins
        SEE-NICK-DESIGN
        Themed Entertainment Design and Creative Direction

        http://www.seenickdesign.com

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        • #5
          Several coat of laquer and maybe pool it up at one end to make it look like something just spilled on it?!
          Damon
          Damon Carson

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