if you lightly sand it may help.
I have never had swirl problems. When I used wipe on rubbed it in to the
project not just wiped it on. I also was using it on a walnut project so
the color may have had something to do with it.


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"BeerBoy" wrote in message
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What about the swirl marks? Will these come out when I scuff and wax it?

"Rob Stokes" wrote in message
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Put it on, wait a few minutes, wipe ot off. Wait a few hours and repeat.
Repeat. Repeat Etc.... On the last coat, you can leave it "thick" and
scuff
it (320grit) later before you wax it OR....keep adding coats by wipe-on,
wipe-off.

Good luck
Rob

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"BeerBoy" wrote in message
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Hello,
I'm using wipe on poly for the first time and seem to be getting a lot
of
visible swirl marks after it is dry. Do I need to worry about these
or
will
I be able to buff them out on the last coat? Is there a better way to
apply
it?
Thanks.

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