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I love the look of Waterlox especially on Cherry treated with Potassium Dichromate. But the fumes….., they are horrible for a few days and still smell pretty strong for a few weeks. And, at least on my stairs, the durability is marginal at best. I applied the Waterlox in my shop and let it cure for a month before installing the steps.
Now I’m forced (after only two years) to refinish the stairs. I won’t apply another coat of Waterlox as the fumes are so bad I’ll have to move out of the house for two weeks (can’t remove the steps). My question: what can I use for a top coat over the Waterlox? Also any application or prep advice will be appreciated
Now I’m forced (after only two years) to refinish the stairs. I won’t apply another coat of Waterlox as the fumes are so bad I’ll have to move out of the house for two weeks (can’t remove the steps). My question: what can I use for a top coat over the Waterlox? Also any application or prep advice will be appreciated