Guys,

Anyone recommend a good oil that can protect the above? I've heard about
"osmic/osmond" oil (or whatever its called!) is good stuff. Any shops that
supply this without paying wacky P+P charges? I want it to protect from
juice/water/gravy/lager and the like.

On another note. I have an expensive oiled oak dining table that has got
some very slight watermarks on it. Any ideas how to get rid of these and
protect the surface afterwards so it doesn't happen again?

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Thanks,

Steve

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Guys,

Anyone recommend a good oil that can protect the above? I've heard about
"osmic/osmond" oil (or whatever its called!) is good stuff. Any shops
that
supply this without paying wacky P+P charges? I want it to protect from
juice/water/gravy/lager and the like.

On another note. I have an expensive oiled oak dining table that has got
some very slight watermarks on it. Any ideas how to get rid of these and
protect the surface afterwards so it doesn't happen again?

--
Thanks,

Steve

Short cuts make for long delays.....

Use ROT13 for my email:



Our furniture maker friend reccommended the Osmo products, as sold he

http://www.agwoodcare.co.uk/

We have a maple work surface and window sill in the kitchen ,and he
suggested Osmo Top Oil.

http://www.agwoodcare.co.uk/list_pro...er=Osmo&page=1

We've just treated our Maple worksurface with it.

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Ron