I have finished applying six rag-wiped coats of Waterlox Original Medium Sheen to the new, unfinished white oak table (24 hours drying time between coats, light 320-grit sanding, vacuuming and tack cloth also between each coat). Current plans are to go over the table with a white Scotch-Brite to degloss the finish, and I've read that it is best to wait until the finish is fully cured.
Requesting net-wisdom estimates for how long I need/should wait to do the deglossing.
The last coat was put on four days ago; after drying/curing in the
60-degree basement for four days, the various table pieces are now upstairs where the air is 70 degrees with 50% humidity.Re: using white Scotch-Brite to do the deglossing -- any suggestions for a better method also appreciated.