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The marine stuff yellows with time.   I believe it'll yellow more than the poly..


...and I thought that Varathane supposedly yellows less than Poly.  Am I...gasp....mistaken ?


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...and I thought that Varathane supposedly yellows less than Poly.  Am I...gasp....mistaken ?


You're probably right, I can never remember if that restaurant is a left or a right turn...  

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Yes, Vara yellows more then Poly.  Plus it damages easier (breaks down) when it gets wet.  Poly - not so much.

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I believe you guys, but why does Clay say this:

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Other Urethane Alternatives to Varathane.
Although Varathane is not the ultimate answer to playfield clear coating, it does have some advantages. It won't yellow, it's inexpensive, and it's easy to apply.


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http://www.pinrepair.com/restore/index2.htm'

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Another question is about spray can polyurethanes seen at the Home Depot type stores. Avoid these products as they often contain linseed oil (which causes the finish to yellow with time). Here's a description of these consumer spray polyurethanes, taken from a manufacturer's web site:
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