Most Durable Finish

[Coop]

And by durable, I mean scratch resistant and other properties they may have. Throwing three out there for opinions.

1) Minwax Polycrylic

2) General Finishes WB HP

3) General Finishes ARS

[B1rdhunter]

Got no idea, used all three but I use number two all the time now for spraying.

[Ron Swanson Jr.]

Tough to beat their Arm R Seal. I've always been partial to oil based poly, as i think it brings out color and figure better than water based. Water based always looks kind of dull to me. I've used the Polycrilic in the past with no complaints. 

[wtnhighlander]

I'd pick Arm-R-Seal from that list, but I also like Minwax Tung Oil Finish. Very similar to ARS, but easier for me to find locally.

... but if durability / scratch resistance is the diving factor, consider a pour-over epoxy...

[curlyoak]

Arm-r-Seal High gloss. My guess is the more urethane/gloss the longer it lasts.

[Coop]

My present and past has been two coats of ARS gloss and the last coat of ARS satin. Thanks guys. I guess I’ll stick with this. I may try the Minwax Tung Oil as suggested as well as I have to drive 20 miles each way to Rockler for the ARS. 
As far as the durability, a friend makes frames for his photo prints and uses the Minwax poly and was asking. It’s not like someone is going to skateboard on the frames but thought I would put it out here for opinions. 

[B1rdhunter]

If I am just doing a few frames or something small a couple rattle cans of Deft Clear wood finish is hard to beat.

[gee-dub]

Not on your list but, like B1rdhunter I use rattle cans for 1 or 2 small items.  That is, not for a dozen .  Watco spray lacquer comes in different glosses and dries to touch in about 30 minutes.  Also comes in handy for small repairs.  Self-levels, dries to touch quickly and full-cures in 24 hours.  I can spray a small box, go get a cup of coffee, come back and pick up the box and move it to a curing area without leaving a mark.

[pkinneb]

Like @gee-dub I use rattle can spray lacquer for small projects and have had good experience with both Deft and Watco.