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As big all but with load's of sticky stuff in the joint.

Double thickness and staggered joints

Carpenter?

are you sure about Wales? I know what you mean If earth was occupied by an alien force we would all be brothers in arms.

Crazy ,Its really difficult to get door work of cold callers,Looking for a price,The nutters are so cheap, but it all end's in tears,

Perhaps you mean formica,your kind of between a rock and a hard place with the price.

You'll be getting arrested talking like that?

They may as well call LAB CON "Centre Ground" the same parties as America

They need to come out, who put them in ?how much was it? have you paid yet?

What sort of veneer ?

No point in getting involved in chemical's if you doh't have to, just treat the garage and call it a day.

God's obviously got shares in telescope factories

No, just using thin sheet for template for one piece MDF worktop

Particularly interesting to Norcon, an interview about about Cypriot banking crisis and Europe and American economies and Democratic working http://www.democracynow.org/2013/3/25/capitalism_in_crisis_richard_wolff_urges

Well said Dave I'm sure a lot of us have been there but without a bit of obsession you would never get there,there the bit's that you never priced for,that the client get's for free.

As others have said it all need's to come off,then a good sand with a random orbit sander, working through the grades say 60 grit through to 150 grit,for the look of it and to make sure nothing is on that surface that is suspending the finish, Appling oil is different to varnish thin coat's...

If I were going down the template route I would use some 4mm sheet of whatever is cheapest ,rip it to finished width,use two rip's to get round the angle fix /clamp together on the overlap ad the curved front with a fairing batten directly onto MDF top

It looks like all you'll need straight varnish and a bit of time will mellow it out,how your has test patch work out

Yeh you could do with trigonometry but I wouldn't bother I think youv'e got it nailed