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It depends! Read on, or watch this GF video demonstration: http://youtu.be/torOAQy91q4

*Here are the main questions to ask yourself:

Should I use a topcoat or a wax over my paint or stain finish?

The GF gang gets this question all the time.

Yes. All stains need a top coat. Think of stain as the color and top coat as the sealer and protectant. Discover the best topcoat for your gel stain.

We named our product Milk Paint with the intention of putting a clear, bright, contemporary spin on an old fashioned furniture paint tradition. With that said, GF's Milk Paint is not a true Milk Paint as it does not contain any milk powder.

What roller should I use when applying finishes to wood
  1. Velour works best for laying down very thin coats, almost like you're spraying - perfect for cabinets. Great for Brushable White Enamel or even White Poly.
  2. Micro-Fiber lays down a much heavier coat. Use this for full-bodied finishes such as General Finishes Milk Paints or primers. These load so much paint that they may leave a texture when using a high viscosity material like GF Milk Paint - just feather it out with a brush.
  3. Nano Flock works best for applying thin coats of water based topcoats. They hold the product to be able to a do long strokes.
Enduro Pro Series Clear and White Polyurethane by General Finishes

ENDURO PRO SERIES SELF CROSS-LINKING CLEAR & WHITE POLY  by General Finishes

Get professional performance for a competitive price. This new pair of ENDURO topcoats are tintable, fast-hide coatings for professional and industrial use. The high solids content provides strong build and 2-coat hide when primed with Enduro White Undercoat or General Finishes Stain Blocker.

What do you get with a sprayer full of High Performance Top Coat and a little bad luck? One hilarious (and unfortunate) story!

We're very honored to be a recipient of Woodcraft's "Innovations Award" for our water-based and oil-based finishes! 

The answer is no, General Finishes Milk Paint does not require sealing, especially for lower use pieces such as a coffee table.

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