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Oak settle, finished at last
The oak settle I've been working on on and off for some weeks is finally ready to deliver.
I was particularly pleased with this qtr sawn panel.
Cheers
Chataigner in Périgord Vert
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Very pretty! Could we ask (post #159131, reply #1 of 5)
Very pretty! Could we ask what finish you used?
Have a great day.. Life is wonderful even if you are having a bad day!
settle - the finish (post #159131, reply #2 of 5)
The finish was water based stain, then a grain filler, which was given a light sanding to 400 grit, then followed by carnauba wax buffed by hand. Surprisingly hard work over such a large area.
The floating panels were pre-finished before assembly, including the wax, to avoid unfinished portions possibly becoming visible if they moved.
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Chataigner in Périgord Vert
Not my style but cleanly and (post #159131, reply #3 of 5)
Not my style but cleanly and well-executed. Was there a reason for a wax top coat rather than something fmore substantial for a piece that will be used alot?
Not your style... (post #159131, reply #4 of 5)
White Dog, your a pretty prolific producer here on knots, could you show us your style
Give us A tale of two settees'
lol. (ok, sorry, I just could not resist the temptation)
Robert.
Finish (post #159131, reply #5 of 5)
Sorry to be so slow replying, had not spotted the message....
Reason for wax - customer asked for it! I think because it is easily repaired/refinished.
I certainly did not argue as I tend to use little else myself.
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Chataigner in Périgord Vert