How to Finish a Cornhole Board

Hey guys, how's it going? This is Dylan from Slick Woody's Cornhole Company. Today we're going to be talking about

finishing your board with polyurethane

It's a common substance. That's used to protect your board and add a little more slickness to it and

As you can see we're using a diy board these are available on the Slick Woody's website.

So for this we're going to be using an oil-based polyurethane as well as a paint brush

It's recommended that you use a foam brush, but for our sake we decided to use a paint brush

alright, let's get started.

Because we're using a oil-based polyurethane

It leaves more of an amber glow, if you were to use a water-based polyurethane, It would leave more of a clear coat

Which you might want to consider, depending on how you want your board to look.

Make sure you use vertical strokes when painting your board and

make sure you get every spot because if you leave a few spots unfinished it could really affect the gameplay

so we let our board dry for a few hours and

We came out and sanded it.

Now it's important to note that you're supposed to put five to ten coats of poly on your board to finish it

and then sand it down, and then add the last layer, so here we are adding the last layer of poly to our board

Alright, let's let's see how it dried

It should feel nice and smooth just like that.

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