Polyurethane can be oil- or water-based, and you can use either kind over latexpaint; however, oil-based polyurethane tends to yellow as it ages, whereas water-based varieties stay transparent.
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Polyurethane can be oil- or water-based, and you can use either kind over latexpaint; however, oil-based polyurethane tends to yellow as it ages, whereas water-based varieties stay transparent.
This information is from google.
Hi Elizabeth Over with water based or oil based finishes I've always Poly Acrylic which is a water based sealant and never had any problems!
It would depend on the level of protection you want on the surface.