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Lightly sand, apply oil‑based polyurethane in thin coats, sand between, and let it cure. Polyurethane outlasts polycrylic.
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At least 3–4 coats for casual use; up to 6–9 for a glassy, durable surface. Light sand between coats.
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Water‑based: handle carefully in 24–48h, play light after ~72h, full cure ~7 days. Oil‑based: longer—often 7–14+ days.