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Rustin's Danish Oil. Low Wipe on low lustre finish. Does say on the tin (just seen this on teh bloody side) suitabel for turned wood and one looks like a shallow tray. Cheers.....Q

Yes, I used this originally on a chopping board and it went green. I then learnt Olive Oil unlike others is not suitable for chopping boards (but also find a lot of counter evidence) I wont go down that road again. It was an expensive mistake. Short question. Kitchen Wood Top stain, as for...

Got some boards that need "seasoning" as I understand it is called. Previously, I kept a load of wood stain for our old kitchen wooded work top. Surely this is as suitable as some ludicrously expensive small tin of oil with chopping board written on it? I can’t see why not. I have read...

Thats some very good news. Now, do I tell the wife! Q

I thought a varnish/stain just wont let paint key in well? So I don't need to go down to unfinished wood? Would I need to put a decent primer down beforehand? If thats the case, it might take longer, but I coudl just use my current tool and spend money saved on multiple sanding pads! Q

They are stained/varnished. I want to get rid of this to paint them. Q

Someone has pointed out that this might be a bit overkill and we have an old house. So I will be fitting a light, but another uplight to the wall (stairs lead away from) to light the stair path. This info is very good. Cheers guys! Q

I want to integrate some lights into the sides of the back of the risers. There is already a light switch to a the bottom and top of the stairs that operate the upper landing/hallway lights (up lighters at either end one standard bulb fixings) Can I 1. Run my cable to the stair lights...

Ok, I am due to undertake a large project on the stairs. Currently these are stained/varnished wood, some natural hardwood. Looking around the house, I can’t see any other sanding jobs that can’t be done by my gop or hand electric sander. As the stairs are so much bigger I wonder 1. Is it...