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Gentlemen and you know who you are,
I am building a countertop with alternating cherry and walnut strips glued together. Due to the sink in the middle there will be some water splashing around. I like the natural look of walnut and cherry so no staining. Planning to use many coats of polyurethane for both top and bottom surfaces. Water based or oil based? Anything better? Since I have little experience with wood finishing, please do not skip any steps you deem as obvious. Peace. Jim |
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