OK, OK, I'm sold....

I looked at their website, what product would you recommend?

Tung oil based:
Sealer
Satin
High Gloss

Urethane Based:
Gloss
Satin
Semi-Gloss

Thanks,

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"Larry Jaques" wrote in message
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On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 02:13:43 GMT, patriarch
calmly ranted:

"jtpr" wrote in :

Now you guys have me doubting myself...

I'm finishing up a small (~30"x24") cabinet for a bathroom. It has a
maple case with cherry trim with a frosted glass door framed in
cherry. The shelves will be maple. I was going to finish this with
tung oil. It will be used to hold toiletry type stuff in the bathroom
so it might get occasional water sprayed or splashed on it. Do you
think I would be better off with a poly? I want to retain the
original "look" of the wood, just bring out the grain and give it a
bit of a polish. If I do the tung oil and want to change later to
another finish, is that possible?


Some folks are really happy with Waterlox Original for these types of
things. Higher solids content, some surface build, still looks and feels
close to the wood. Maybe you can find a sample somewhere, without
spending
$15....

Yes, straight from www.Waterlox.com, but once he has tried it, he'll
instantly kick himself in the arse and wish he'd ordered a quart or
gallon can size instead.

And, yes. Waterlox is much more easily removed than poly, JT.
The question is "why would you ever do so?"


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