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Finishing question
I am finishing white oak bed with boiled linseed oil. Should I use then
wipe on poly for protection? |
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Sasha wrote:
I am finishing white oak bed with boiled linseed oil. Should I use then wipe on poly for protection? If you're using just plain linseed oil w/o some driers added--don't! It will take absolutely _forever_ to dry.... |
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"Duane Bozarth" wrote in message ... Sasha wrote: I am finishing white oak bed with boiled linseed oil. Should I use then wipe on poly for protection? If you're using just plain linseed oil w/o some driers added--don't! It will take absolutely _forever_ to dry.... Duane "boiled" = driers added Sasha We need more info...what are you using it for? Does it need additional protection? Do you like the look of BLO only? |
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This is regular twin size bed I built for my kids. footborad and
headboard are raised panels, frame is 2" white oak. I would say it needs good protection as kids like to abuse furniture. |
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