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Finish for blued pine?
I'm building a couple end-tables out of blued-pine and was wondering what
type of finish to use to show off the blueing. Ideally I'd like to have a finish which is durable enough to withstand the occasional coffee spill. Thanks in advance, Lance |
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"Lance Spaulding" wrote in message ... I'm building a couple end-tables out of blued-pine and was wondering what type of finish to use to show off the blueing. Ideally I'd like to have a finish which is durable enough to withstand the occasional coffee spill. Thanks in advance, Lance I've used clear shellac or polyurethane with great success. Would guess that any clear finish would do the job. Vic |
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Vic Baron wrote:
"Lance Spaulding" wrote in message ... I'm building a couple end-tables out of blued-pine and was wondering what type of finish to use to show off the blueing. Ideally I'd like to have a finish which is durable enough to withstand the occasional coffee spill. Thanks in advance, Lance I've used clear shellac or polyurethane with great success. Would guess that any clear finish would do the job. Vic Thanks. I wasn't sure if I needed to do anything for UV protection. I left some blued pine out in the sun most of last summer and it completely lost it's color. That's what I'm hoping to avoid since the room I'll be putting the tables in is pretty bright and sunny. Thanks, Lance |
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"Lance Spaulding" wrote in message ... Vic Baron wrote: "Lance Spaulding" wrote in message ... I'm building a couple end-tables out of blued-pine and was wondering what type of finish to use to show off the blueing. Ideally I'd like to have a finish which is durable enough to withstand the occasional coffee spill. Thanks in advance, Lance I've used clear shellac or polyurethane with great success. Would guess that any clear finish would do the job. Vic Thanks. I wasn't sure if I needed to do anything for UV protection. I left some blued pine out in the sun most of last summer and it completely lost it's color. That's what I'm hoping to avoid since the room I'll be putting the tables in is pretty bright and sunny. Thanks, Lance Not sure on that point, Lance. The pieces I've done were in 'normally' lit rooms. Some sunshine but nothing directly on the wood and I had no problems. Someone else may jump in with more direct info tho. Vic |
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"Lance Spaulding" wrote in message ... Thanks. I wasn't sure if I needed to do anything for UV protection. I left some blued pine out in the sun most of last summer and it completely lost it's color. That's what I'm hoping to avoid since the room I'll be putting the tables in is pretty bright and sunny. Marine spar varnish has UV inhibitors in it. Bob |
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Lance Spaulding wrote:
I'm building a couple end-tables out of blued-pine and was wondering what type of finish to use to show off the blueing. Ideally I'd like to have a finish which is durable enough to withstand the occasional coffee spill. Thanks in advance, Lance I had never heard of blued pine before. I Googled it and it sounds interesting. I would like to see some stuff made of it. When your table are done would you post some pics on abpw? Thanks Glen |
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"Glen" wrote in message ink.net... Lance Spaulding wrote: I'm building a couple end-tables out of blued-pine and was wondering what type of finish to use to show off the blueing. Ideally I'd like to have a finish which is durable enough to withstand the occasional coffee spill. Thanks in advance, Lance I had never heard of blued pine before. I Googled it and it sounds interesting. I would like to see some stuff made of it. When your table are done would you post some pics on abpw? Here in BC they're calling it "Denim Pine". Googling that got twice as many hits as blued pine. http://www.denimpine.ca/ Brian, in Cedar |
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Glen wrote:
Lance Spaulding wrote: I'm building a couple end-tables out of blued-pine and was wondering what type of finish to use to show off the blueing. Ideally I'd like to have a finish which is durable enough to withstand the occasional coffee spill. Thanks in advance, Lance I had never heard of blued pine before. I Googled it and it sounds interesting. I would like to see some stuff made of it. When your table are done would you post some pics on abpw? Thanks Glen No promises, but if they turn out OK, I will. I'm a pretty amateur woodworker and these are my first pieces of inside furniture that I've made w/o plans. Lance |
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