Hi all,
I have a Vic Ash extendable dining table (image attached) that only has a very fine coating of bees wax at present. The table has two wooden hinges at either end that enables the table to be readily extended at both ends. I would like to achieve a very durable coating but one that does not darken or yellow the wood too much - and also one that is relatively easy to apply and does not have an adverse impact on the hinges. I am thinking of applying Danish Oil (after a light sand) with 2-3 coats. Possibly finish with a bees wax layer. Can anyone please offer advice? Thanks very much.
Best regards
Richard
I have a Vic Ash extendable dining table (image attached) that only has a very fine coating of bees wax at present. The table has two wooden hinges at either end that enables the table to be readily extended at both ends. I would like to achieve a very durable coating but one that does not darken or yellow the wood too much - and also one that is relatively easy to apply and does not have an adverse impact on the hinges. I am thinking of applying Danish Oil (after a light sand) with 2-3 coats. Possibly finish with a bees wax layer. Can anyone please offer advice? Thanks very much.
Best regards
Richard
Vic Ash table finish - advice appreciated
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