Staining can be performed with a ____ or a ___. Brushes are preferable and when purchasing brushes remember higher quality brushes do provide an improved _____.

Stain and polyurethane are produced in both ___ and ____ bases. Water based products are what we use in class due to toxicity, and drying time.

At the end of the work period, staining brushes will be _____ in a plastic zip lock bag to prolong the life of the brush.

Stain is to be applied in _______ amounts and brushed in ___ the grain of the wood. No stain should be removed when passing a clean finger over the project piece.

Both stain and polyurethane are chemically engineered to applied in ______ coats.

Polyurethane is made in both ______ and _______ types and it is necessary to purchase the appropriate product.

Polyurethane can only be applied to _______ facing surfaces and allowed to dry before ________ the project piece.

When polyurethaning is completed for the period the brush must be _____ thoroughly and ______ in a plastic zip lock bag with the squeezed out.

For an addition coat, polyurethaned project pieces should be sanded with ____ ____ grit of sand paper till it _____, and then polyurethane is reapplied.

How do you know if polyurethane is dry?