What does CWF stand for?

Clear Wood Finish

This definition appears very rarely

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A penetrating, clear wood finish or stain should do the trick.

A Wood Deck for Your Home

In general, a coat of clear wood finish needs to be renewed after about 18 months, and bare spots may need to be renewed more often.

Decks last longer with winterizing

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Finishing equipment & materials

It is a non-yellowing, clear wood finish that can be used on a variety of surfaces.

Finishing materials & equipment

It is a non-yellowing, clear wood finish that can be used on a variety of surfaces and resists many chemicals and abrasions.

Finishing materials: must compliance mean an inferior product?