Minwax 24444 Clear Polycrylic Water-Based Protective Finish Semi-Gloss
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About Minwax 24444 Clear Polycrylic Water-Based Protective Finish Semi-Gloss
Overall Feedback:
87% positive
66% praised the color quality, while 34% noticed unevenness
I noticed that there were no issues with bubbles or yellowing, indicating good color quality of the wood-stain.
I am disappointed with the product as it turned my cabinets yellow, making them look like they have been in a smoker's house for 20 years.
I did not realize that the wood-stain yellowed.
70% appreciated the fast drying time
I waited for at least 4 days after coating with polyurethane and let it dry for at least 3 days before using it.
70% liked the long-lasting finish, but 30% noticed it didn't hold up
The wood-stain was easy to work with and seems strong, but I am unsure about its durability yet.
I am willing to buy it again because there are no other alternatives for what I used it for.
Polycrylic turned my cabinets yellow and they look like they were in a smokers house for 20 years.
83% found it easy to apply
The wood-stain looks great and can withstand hot water. It should be let to dry for at least 3 days before use.
85% praised the high-gloss finish, though 15% preferred a matte finish
I used the wood-stain and it yellowed the whole top, not turning out as expected. This is negative feedback regarding the finish quality of the wood-stain.
I thought there would be no problem since it is colorless and states 'dries crystal clear' on can. However, it turned my cabinets yellow.
73% liked the low-odor formula, though 27% found it strong
I used the wood-stain with low fume in my house during winter.
I recommend using the wood-stain outside and leaving it to air out due to its smell.
Polycrylic turned my cabinets yellow and they look like they were in a smoker's house for 20 years.
