This can also be used to speed up the process because the shellac can go directly onto oiled wood without waiting for the oil to dry. If you want to take an extra precaution you can use shellac as an intermediate coat. But if you didn't experience major problems with beading of the waterbased poly as you were applying it I think you're OK. Obviously the time between stain and varnish application will be a factor. So far so good, but am I likely to have problems with poly adhesion in the future because I mismatched the base types of the stain and poly? This is because the curing process for oil is polymerisation, and polymerised oil is akin to resin. Longer answer: if you wait for the oil-based stain to properly 'dry' (cure) it's no longer oily. Once the stain color is set and cured (passed the color-fast test),ДЄpply 3 coats of the Minwax Water Based Polyurethane per labelД¬an I apply water-based polyurethane over an oil based stain? Allow the mineral spirits to evaporate/flash off the surface.The mineral spirits will removeДЄny active/excess stain from surface and help the stain to cure out. You should not haveДЄny color pick-up onto the cloth. The mineral spirits will not affect the color. Wipe down the stained surface using a soft, lint-free cloth dampened.Your ventilation, temperature, and relative humidity). Allow final coat of stain to dry 8-24 hours (Dry time is affected by.To ensure the color fastness of Minwax Wood Finish prior to applying

You may apply the Minwax Water Based Polyurethane over a fully cured SUBJECT: Minwax Water Based Polyurethane Over Minwax Wood Finish

You'll want the oil-based drying agent to completely vaporize from the stain before applying the water-based finish.

This should be ok if you gave the stain 3-4 days to properly dry out.

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