Hi,
I was after some recommendations for an oil for a raw Tas Oak kitchen benchtop. Was wanting a matt or satin finish.
Something that could be easily touched up instead of needing to be sanded later on in life (happy to maintain the finish a few times a year if necessary).
Have heard of livos and Organoil hard burnishing oil. Are these simple to use/ retouch/ maintain for a matt/satin finish? Any others?
On the legs/apron I wanted to do a distressed paint finish, sanding to bring a few different colours out. Was planning to use a few colours in acrylic and was after a protective matt/satin clear protective topcoat. Is a waterbased polyurethane the go, or an oil?
Have heard of mixing non sanded grout in with the acrylic to toughen it up. Anyone tried it?
cheers
Michael
I was after some recommendations for an oil for a raw Tas Oak kitchen benchtop. Was wanting a matt or satin finish.
Something that could be easily touched up instead of needing to be sanded later on in life (happy to maintain the finish a few times a year if necessary).
Have heard of livos and Organoil hard burnishing oil. Are these simple to use/ retouch/ maintain for a matt/satin finish? Any others?
On the legs/apron I wanted to do a distressed paint finish, sanding to bring a few different colours out. Was planning to use a few colours in acrylic and was after a protective matt/satin clear protective topcoat. Is a waterbased polyurethane the go, or an oil?
Have heard of mixing non sanded grout in with the acrylic to toughen it up. Anyone tried it?
cheers
Michael
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