General FinishesASQT Arm-R-Seal Urethane, 1 quart, Satin

This satin oil based sealer goes on smoothly and dries to a smooth silky finish. I generally put on 4-5 coats. It is easy to apply with a small towel the wipe off the excess with a separate towel. Then let it dry for at least 24 hours.I learned most things by going to you tube. There is a wealth of information waiting for you.

Every Bit as good as everyone says it is. Easy to use. Looks fantastic!AND Not made in China!

We tested almost a dozen products to use for finishing all the interior woodwork on the first floor of our home. This product was the best. It was easy to apply with a cloth applicator, dried well and looks great.The Arm-r-seal satin finish must be stirred every time you dip your applicator into the can In order to achieve a satin finish, but that is typical of any finish that is not high gloss. It should not be brushed back and forth a lot but it levels itself very well as it is thin. It dried enough to handle carefully in an hour but you must wait about 24 hours to recoat Buffing with a 3M pad between coats is recommended.Please note it has a strong odor though less so than oil based polyurethane. You will need a respirator if you are working with it indoors, or at least, work outside. This is a urethane varnish, very similar to spar varnish, but without the UV protective ingredient in spar varnish. It is softer than polyurethane so it would not wear as well on a floor or a bar top. For our project which involved oak window and door casings, doors, transoms and other bits of Victorian interior trim it was perfect.

It gives a nice finish to the table

I love this finish and will love it more if it turns out to be durable. Application was very easy, just followed the directions. Did not clean up rags or brushes, just disposed of them. The finish looks beautiful, better than any product I have used lately. Coverage is better than manufacture claimed. Finished about 50 square feet and used about a third of the quart can. Water based finishes are ok but in my book you can't beat oil based.