Can you buff Waterlox?
Buff the surface and remove the scratches. This will leave a very fine scratch pattern that is not discernable to the eye, so you do not need to go with the grain with this process. For the larger projects using the floor buffers, you can just lightly buff the entire surface with the slightly abrasive…
Buff the surface and remove the scratches. This will leave a very fine scratch pattern that is not discernable to the eye, so you do not need to go with the grain with this process. For the larger projects using the floor buffers, you can just lightly buff the entire surface with the slightly abrasive pad.Click to see full answer. Keeping this in consideration, how do you buff a Waterlox finish?If the temperature is low and you get some bumps and clumps of wet finish, wipe it off as best as you can with a clean rag and let it dry for 24 hours. Then buff it with steel wool to smooth the surface, and pad on another thin coat. Allow the final coat to dry for an extra day or so to help with the final buffing.Similarly, how long does it take Waterlox to cure? 30 – 90 days Beside above, should I sand between coats of Waterlox? Waterlox must be coated with at least 12 hours of waiting time between coats. It is not necessary to abrade or sand lightly between coats, but if any of the coats are rough or have dust in them, light sanding is recommended to improve texture. Waterlox is a paint-thinner based finish; use paint thinner for all cleanup.Can you paint over Waterlox?Waterlox Original Sealer/Finish can be used over colorization processes such as acrylic artist paints and oil-based paints (it should not be used over top of latex-based paints), under the following conditions: The acrylic artist paint(s) and oil-based paints should be fully dry prior to sealing them with Waterlox.
