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depends on the species

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Posted by chris_harper2 on April 14, 2003 at 16:47:57:

In Reply to: stain and sealant posted by Dave A. on April 14, 2003 at 16:14:50:

For species with low humidity requirements the spray on type may work but will likely cost more. Even if the cost were the same, the brush on water-based Polycrylic is very easy to use. You can really slop this stuff on and it will level out nicely while it dries.

For species that scratch a lot and/or need some humidity the spray on stuff will flat not work (neither will the water-based). At least as far as the self-propelled spray can products. I'm sure some of the super expensive sprayers can apply the oil-based polyurethanes.

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