What wood and finish is this?
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Oak, Hevea (Rubberwood) Pine coloured in honey oak, unsteamed beech?
If you have a picture showing the grain you might get a better answer, now we are all guessing.
If you have a picture showing the grain you might get a better answer, now we are all guessing.
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2scoops0406
Dunno, but it looks like its on a boat, not many lounges have steering wheels 
Always stating the obvious, are you not?
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Ray_Li said:
Sand any wood properly. If you want to lacquer it (giving the most shiny finish) last sanding must be with abresive 140 grit.
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2scoops0406
WoodYouLike said:Always stating the obvious, are you not?
You'd be surprised, or maybe not, how little in life is obvious
Don't I know it! (Try living in the UK )
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Sorry Ray, here ends my knowledge I'm afraid.
We do floors and mostly with oil finish (don't like shiny surfaces).
BTW, not just rub down with 140, sand it properly first with 60 or 80, then with 120 to get the surface as smooth as possible, THEN last sanding with 140.
We do floors and mostly with oil finish (don't like shiny surfaces).
BTW, not just rub down with 140, sand it properly first with 60 or 80, then with 120 to get the surface as smooth as possible, THEN last sanding with 140.
masona said:
Depends on how the beech tree has been cut Masona, quarterly, half-quarterly or Tangential sawn
Is also possible. As long as you get the wood you like
(oops, no pun intended)
(oops, no pun intended)
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