Sealing a cedar kitchen table
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Linda Mayen
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We made a ceader table and need to finish with a high gloss or whatever stores and DIY users use. it is all sanded and ready to go. Sealing suggestions?
top of table
top
legs that can fold up the table
12 answers
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Use Formbys tung OIl it leaves a high luster and is very durable, easy to apply , let dry completely before using the table . good luck
Judy Adams
on Sep 18, 2014
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You can always use a good quality polyurethane.
Darla
on Sep 18, 2014
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Thanks to all that have sent us ways to do it. I think that the Polyurethane will do it. We will experiment first. Thank you all Judy ,Darla, General Finishes.
Linda Mayen
on Sep 19, 2014
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Watco Danish oil durable, nourishes the wood, no water marks or dings, never need to sand again, just add additional coats as the years pass. Follow directions on can.
Susan Cryor
on Sep 20, 2014
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water based poly dries in minutes with no odor. That's what I use on anything is side.
Ray Phillips
on Sep 20, 2014
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I vote for the poly too and it really works to use a piece of cardboard or brown paper to "sand" between coats.
Elaine Simmons
on Sep 20, 2014
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Min wax polyurethane ! We
Mae Gutierrez
on Sep 20, 2014
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Min wax stain and polyurethane!
Mae Gutierrez
on Sep 20, 2014
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hi all I wanted to add .We do not remember what the finish was when we made the table originally. And I have seen and experienced horrors when applying a new finish over an old one and they were not compatible ya know what I mean? Thanks Linda
Linda Mayen
on Sep 20, 2014
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I personally don't like a high shine finish on a rustic look so I recommend Modern Masters Dead Flat Varnish.
Mandy Loriot
on Sep 20, 2014
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How about marine varnish.....
Cecelia
on Sep 20, 2014
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I agree with Mandy. I much prefer the flat varnished look.
Elaine Simmons
on Sep 21, 2014
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