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13th July 1999, 09:05 AM #1
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Silver Ash & Silky Oak
I'm doing a coffee table for commercial use. The top is in silver ash with nthn. silky oak features. I'm looking for a low-sheen oiled finish that won't yellow the silver ash or darken it with age. The silky oak is very absorbtive compared to the silver ash. Any suggestions please.
AlexS
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14th July 1999, 06:06 PM #2
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Dear Alex,
You could try ORGANOIL's Hard Burnishing Oil using their suggested "wet on wet" sanding technique and finsh with their Woodsheen oil. This will give you a hard wearing surface for the table top that wont deepen the natural timber colour too much. The alternative would be to use the Woodsheen Oil only, this will give you a pale translucent finish that will buff to a satin patina. You can call ORGANOIL on freecall 1800 060 654 for details of stockists in your area, (assuming your in Australia or New Zealand). Hope this helps.
Ragards,
Peter Phelps
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