Polycrylic vs. Polyurethane – Which To Choose For Your Next Project

Polycrylic vs. Polyurethane – Which To Choose For Your Next Project

Polyurethane is a protective finish that is available in both oil based and water based forms.
It comes in 2 varieties - glossy and satin finish.
Water Based Polyurethane is used for...

Side Tables
Picture Frames
Desks
Book Cases

Oil Based Polyurethane is used for....

Kitchen Tables
Wood Flooring
Surfaces that may get wet

Pros Of Polyurethane Adds a Shiny Coat
Virtually Scratch-proof
Extremely Durable

Cons of Polyurethane
Takes a long time to dry
Needs Ventilation - Toxic and Flammable

Pros of Polycrylic
Very Affordable Product
Easy Clean-up
Durable Finish
Clear finish - particularly on lighter shades

Cons of Polycrylic
Runny Consistency, challenging to apply well
Dries very fast - hard to work with large pieces of wood
Milky finish if applied too thickly on dark paint

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