UV-cured wood finishes
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Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
At a $154 a bottle, it is not game-changing yet. I use UV finish for small items like setting crushed stone and finish on rings. I won't be splurging on a large bottle to finish a cabinet anytime soon.
After my limited experience with UV-cured adhesives I'd need to have some pretty good guarantees. I bought a smallish bottle of UV-cured goo, used it once with so-so results, but when I needed it a few months later the entire bottle had gone solid. The bottle was opaque, sealed, and stored at cool room temperatures. I'd really hate to have a $150+ bottle of finish go bad so fast.