Minwax 33060 Fast-Drying Polyurethane, Satin Finish

Very easy product to apply. I used it to restore a vintage solid body electric Fender guitar. Applied eight thin coats (the contents of the can). Waited an hour between coats. Then two weeks to fully cure. Sanded with 1200 grit sandpaper then a coat of wax for a beautiful durable finish.

Arrived as expected, worked as expected

High quality nozzle—delivers a fine, even line of product. Directions say to hold 12” from surface—I found I can go much closer with no runs or unevenness. The can seems very full, but it does take numerous coats to get a reasonable build up. Best rattle can experience I have had in 55 years of spraying.

I used six coats of this on an oak coffee table I made . It went on very evenly and looks great . I normally brush on poly as brushing is a lot cheaper and you can cut it with mineral spirits to make it easier to brush on or even wipe on . This is expensive for what you get but it's what I had on hand and it goes on very nicely .

The finish looks nice but it goes on very thin. Took quite a few coats to build up a decent coat on some thirsty hickory. I ended up ordering double what I thought I would need. It does however make it very easy to get a drip free finish. On a more solid surface it would probably be a lot better.