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I used Helmsman Spar Urethane spray on a computer desk table top and
although it has been 24 hours it still feels tacky, but my big concern is that it feels bumpy. The humidity level here in Arizona is 68% so the tacky doesn't worry me as much as the bumpy thing. I sanded the table top down reaeeealy smooth, and stained it. It was nice and dry and smooth before I applied this stuff. Question: Did the Home Depot man sell me the wrong stuff? Is this stuff any good for desk tops? I wanted something really smooth. Am I supposed to sand this down? This was a spray can and I think I'm feeling the small particles that sprayed out onto the surface. I followed the instructions. Is my table top screwed? Should I sand it down and put something else on it? I'm not a furniture builder, I'm a desperate software programmer who couldn't find a certain type of computer desk after 2 weeks of searching funiture shops... I about have this thing finished and it looks really nice but this surface don't look right. Richard |
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