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[VAC] Re: cabinet finish adhesion of polyurethanes
Jim,
Polyurethane finishes have a reputation for poor adhesion. But don't
despair. This is only a potential problem when you coat an old aged
polyurethane finish with a fresh coat. This is easily solved by careful
sanding - typically with a coarser grit abrasive than one would ordinarily
use with conventional finishes. if you are sanding wood, be sure to sand
with the grain so the scratches don't show.
Adhesion to a recently coated polyurethane finish (a second or third coat)
is typically not a problem - if the prior coat is less than a couple of
weeks old.
Oliver Filippi