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| Eric B |  Best for indoor/outdoor application and dry timeFebruary 15th, 2006 06:04 PM Thanks for the info. Now, of the finishes mentioned, are any of them safe enough to apply indoors? I've use a little plain polyurethane for a small item I made. But the bench is a little large. What about the water-based polyurethane? |
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