I know this seems silly, but I was wondering......
Why do waterborne finishes dry so fast? I mean water evaporates more slowly than almost any other solvent, but waterborne finishes dry in lightning time. I've been using General Finishes Woodturner's Finish which they say is a water/oil hybrid. I think I could get 12 coats in an hour if I wanted to. What makes it dry so fast?
Why do waterborne finishes dry so fast? I mean water evaporates more slowly than almost any other solvent, but waterborne finishes dry in lightning time. I've been using General Finishes Woodturner's Finish which they say is a water/oil hybrid. I think I could get 12 coats in an hour if I wanted to. What makes it dry so fast?