Paul Willcocks
28th March 2009, 03:27 PM
Hi
I have just complete 2 coffee tables made from 2 slabs of Kadagi joined together. It looks terrific but for a couple of patches around some knots. The grain turns up towards the surface and the oil just keeps soaking in.
How do i fill the porous grain so that the oil with take a polish/mirror finish. Is there a simple product to use? Some locals around here say pour some turps onto an old foam esky and use the resultant liquid as a filler (apparently this works).. But I don't want to risk this on the coffee tables tops without a test trial?
Any ideas anyone??
cheers
Paul
I have just complete 2 coffee tables made from 2 slabs of Kadagi joined together. It looks terrific but for a couple of patches around some knots. The grain turns up towards the surface and the oil just keeps soaking in.
How do i fill the porous grain so that the oil with take a polish/mirror finish. Is there a simple product to use? Some locals around here say pour some turps onto an old foam esky and use the resultant liquid as a filler (apparently this works).. But I don't want to risk this on the coffee tables tops without a test trial?
Any ideas anyone??
cheers
Paul