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Can watco wipe on poly be applied to screened porch ceiling?

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If the wood is bare and clean or if IT is painted and in good condition.. Wipe on poly is very thin and will drip on you and the floor, take precautionary steps. Poly wipe get expensive, you can make your own by buying polyurethane and mineral spirits. mix 50/50 or if you want ti a little thicker and less mineral spirits.

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