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Hiya Folks,
Been thinking long and hard the past few days about how I plan to finish a log bed I am nearing completion on. It's out of pine logs that were draw knifed and now being sanded. I don't want to stain it but was thinking that maybe a touch of amber to elicit that old pine look might be nice. Thinking I was going to try tung oil as I've never used it although I just read Flexner's piece on tung oil and it just doesn't sound very appealing (durability, etc...). Thought about shellac as that's just about my favorite finish but lord, I really don't want to pad a whole bed's worth ![]() Watco Natural (Varnish/Oil?) and that's probably still in the running. I've got a conventional sprayer that I've never used for anything other than latex and just got a Critter so thinking about trying to spray the shellac. How hard is this? Are there any other suggestions for how to finish this thing? I will be making matching end tables etc... so whatever I do will have to be repeated a few times. Thanks for any help. Cheers, cc |
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