Minwax 63005 Clear Semi-gloss Polyurethane 1 Quart

Product Description

The MINWAX COMPANY, THE 63005 is a fast-drying, clear semi-gloss polyurethane finish designed to protect and beautify interior wood surfaces. This oil-based topcoat forms a durable, hard film that resists everyday wear, moisture, and household chemicals. It is well suited for high-contact surfaces where a mid-sheen, semi-gloss appearance is preferred. The product ships in a 1-quart container with a package quantity of 4 units per case, and the filled container weighs 8.64 pounds. Finishing contractors, cabinetmakers, and experienced DIYers apply this product as a final protective coat over stained or bare wood.

This polyurethane is formulated for interior wood applications including furniture, floors, doors, and cabinets. It is appropriate for residential and light commercial millwork projects where a clear, semi-gloss film build is specified. Note that this product may be VOC-restricted in certain geographic areas. Verify local VOC compliance regulations before purchase and use. It is sold by the quart, making it practical for small-to-medium surface areas or touch-up work.

Key Features

• Clear semi-gloss finish for interior wood surfaces
• Fast-drying formula reduces recoat wait time
• Durable protective film resists wear, moisture, and household chemicals
• Suitable for furniture, floors, doors, and cabinets
• Available in 1-quart container for small-to-medium projects
• May be VOC-restricted in certain areas — verify local regulations before use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style protective topcoat for use on all interior bare or pre-stained wood surfaces where a clear semi-gloss film finish is required.

Installation Notes

Application is typically performed by finishing contractors or experienced woodworkers using a natural-bristle brush, foam applicator, or spray equipment rated for oil-based coatings. Ensure the wood surface is clean, dry, and properly sanded before application. Work in a well-ventilated area and follow all local fire safety codes when handling solvent-based finishes. Allow each coat to dry fully before light sanding and recoating per the product label directions.