The Right Way to Apply Stain + Polyurethane | Smooth & Durable Weathered Grey Finish with Varathane!

Описание: In this step-by-step tutorial, I’ll show you how to apply Varathane Stain + Polyurethane (it's an all-in-one product) in Weathered Grey to your closet or cabinet doors for a beautiful, durable finish — end-to-end simple process!

This all-in-one product requires the right technique to avoid streaks, drips, and uneven coverage. Watch as I guide you through:

✔️ Light sanding prep
✔️ Brush application method (no rubbing or circling)
✔️ Proper stroke technique to prevent drips & runs
✔️ Drying and touch-up tips for a professional result

Whether you’re updating old doors, cabinets, or wood furniture — this method works like a charm! Just make sure prepping is done the right way!

🛠 Tools and products used in the video 🛠

› Varathane Stain + Polyurethane All-in-One (Weathered Grey)
› 400 Grit Sandpaper (fine grit)
› Quality stain brush

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