richardg
Admonishtrator
After I sand the wood down and wipe the dust off with a wet cloth, my work looks amazing for about 10 minutes. Then when it dries you can see bits I've missed and swirly imperfections in the sanding.
Based on this I am trying to win an argument that we should treat the worktops with oil, not lacquer, as oil is always a bit wet (like water) and will hide the imperfect work a bit better than varnish.
Am I onto something here, please? Or am I talking out my arse?
Based on this I am trying to win an argument that we should treat the worktops with oil, not lacquer, as oil is always a bit wet (like water) and will hide the imperfect work a bit better than varnish.
Am I onto something here, please? Or am I talking out my arse?