Premium Polyurethane Semi-Gloss Interior Oil-Based Finish Quart

Enhance and protect your wood surfaces with the Varathane Quart Semi Gloss Interior Oil-Based Premium Polyurethane, available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This high-quality polyurethane finish is designed to beautify and safeguard all types of interior wood, providing a durable and attractive semi-gloss sheen that enhances the natural grain and color of your wood projects.

• Premium oil-based formula:Offers superior protection and a rich finish that enhances the beauty of all interior wood surfaces.
• Semi-gloss finish:Provides a subtle shine that highlights wood grain while resisting wear and tear.
• Fast drying:Allows for quicker project completion without compromising quality.
• Nationally VOC compliant:Meets environmental standards for volatile organic compounds, ensuring safer indoor air quality.
• Suitable for South Coast California counties:Use item number 776-395 to comply with local regulations.

Whether you are refinishing furniture, cabinetry, or other interior woodwork in Grass valley, this polyurethane is an excellent choice for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts. Its fast-drying properties make it ideal for projects requiring multiple coats in a timely manner, while its durable finish protects wood from scratches, stains, and everyday wear.

Imagine revitalizing your wooden tables, chairs, or trim with a finish that not only enhances their appearance but also extends their lifespan. Homeowners in Grass valley can rely on this Varathane polyurethane to maintain the beauty of their wood interiors for years to come.

In summary, the Varathane Quart Semi Gloss Interior Oil-Based Premium Polyurethaneis a must-have product for anyone looking to beautify and protect wood surfaces effectively. Available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA, it combines quality, compliance, and ease of use to help you achieve professional results on your next interior wood project.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.