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Finish to protect kitchen table
On Apr 2, 5:13 pm, ROY! wrote:
First off let me say I'm a huge fan of Danish and Tung oil. Just about every indoor project I've built has been finished with either one or the other. Now I'm about to begin a cherry kitchen table. I realize there's little to no protection with Tung or Danish but I LOVE the look and feel of any wood finished in oil. So, that being said, is there any finishing product I could use on this table top which will afford me the look of an oil finish along with a decent amount of protection?? R! Don't know if it's the look your after...but I like General Finishes Arm-R-Seal...I've had it on an oak table top...and have been 100% impressed with it's performance. The kids have left a sweating glass on it after dinner and found it the next morning, no damage to the top. |
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Finish to protect kitchen table
On Apr 4, 9:32 am, ROY! wrote:
On 4 Apr 2007 05:30:22 -0700, "DAC" wrote: On Apr 2, 5:13 pm, ROY! wrote: First off let me say I'm a huge fan of Danish and Tung oil. Just about every indoor project I've built has been finished with either one or the other. Now I'm about to begin a cherry kitchen table. I realize there's little to no protection with Tung or Danish but I LOVE the look and feel of any wood finished in oil. So, that being said, is there any finishing product I could use on this table top which will afford me the look of an oil finish along with a decent amount of protection?? R! Don't know if it's the look your after...but I like General Finishes Arm-R-Seal...I've had it on an oak table top...and have been 100% impressed with it's performance. The kids have left a sweating glass on it after dinner and found it the next morning, no damage to the top. Does the ArmRSeal absorb or does it build up a surface finish? It builds...but not thick like poly |
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Finish to protect kitchen table
On Apr 4, 11:38 am, ROY! wrote:
On 4 Apr 2007 08:23:26 -0700, "DAC" wrote: On Apr 4, 9:32 am, ROY! wrote: On 4 Apr 2007 05:30:22 -0700, "DAC" wrote: On Apr 2, 5:13 pm, ROY! wrote: First off let me say I'm a huge fan of Danish and Tung oil. Just about every indoor project I've built has been finished with either one or the other. Now I'm about to begin a cherry kitchen table. I realize there's little to no protection with Tung or Danish but I LOVE the look and feel of any wood finished in oil. So, that being said, is there any finishing product I could use on this table top which will afford me the look of an oil finish along with a decent amount of protection?? R! Don't know if it's the look your after...but I like General Finishes Arm-R-Seal...I've had it on an oak table top...and have been 100% impressed with it's performance. The kids have left a sweating glass on it after dinner and found it the next morning, no damage to the top. Does the ArmRSeal absorb or does it build up a surface finish? It builds...but not thick like poly Thanks, man. I will order some today. When you get it, I believe it'll say you can brush or apply with a rag, I applied many coats with a rag, it may take several coats...but stay with it and don't forget to sand between coats. Good luck! |
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