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I'm building a TV stand for my new DLP TV. The basic box is done and
I'm trimming it out. I used 3/4" birch plywood, and I'm going to use some stock oak moldings to trim the horizontal edges, birch veneer for the verticals. Anyway, I'm going for a dark cherry/rosewood color and I'm wondering about what stain/finish you guys might think is easiest to work with. There's stuff like minwax stain/sealer, the gel stains, water based stains,and the combination stain/urethanes. Tung oil seems like a distant choice, and then there's regular urethane versus water based urethane. I don't mind sanding between coats or using steel wool. If I had to guess, I'd probably have the least confidence in the combination stain/urethane but that's why I'd like to hear some opinions. The end product has to be satin type finish. Thanks for the help. Mike |
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