Sealing a wood dining table
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03-16-02, 11:31 PM
Sealing a wood dining table
I am building dining room tables for a restaurant, using lumber from a sawmill. This lumber is weathered but never been stained or varnished, etc... I would like to put a clear protective coat on the table tops, perferablely something that doesn't take a lot of coats and when dried it gives the appearence of a thick piece of plastic on top of the wood table. What type of product do I use? Thank you for any help that you can give me!
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03-17-02, 05:18 AM
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Dawn,
It sounds as though you're leaving the tops with an unfinished, rustic look. What you may want to look into is a two-part casting resin: a clear, thick plastic coating. One is made by Aristrocrat.
It is fairly expensve, but I believe I have seen it in half or full gallons. You pour it on and let it level itself. Before doing a full table, do a test piece of lumber.
fred
It sounds as though you're leaving the tops with an unfinished, rustic look. What you may want to look into is a two-part casting resin: a clear, thick plastic coating. One is made by Aristrocrat.
It is fairly expensve, but I believe I have seen it in half or full gallons. You pour it on and let it level itself. Before doing a full table, do a test piece of lumber.
fred
