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I have a corporate client that has spec’d a “dull rub sheen” on birch ply in their branding and I’m not sure exactly what they looking for. My own research has brought me mixed information.
This is a temporary product display so I think a ball park of sheen, texture and color is perfectly acceptable; durability/longevity is not a huge concern.
We don’t typically do high end wood finishing and my go-to Poly is Ben Moore Staysclear. I have decent spraying facilities but not a lot of specific control/tracking for temperature and humidity.
Any one have any insight into the sheen that being requested and a product or technique to achieve it?
thank you!
The word “rub” leads me to think that they are looking for a paste wax finish.
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