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 What type of oil to use for natural wood?

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ar188
post Nov 2 2018, 01:16 AM

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QUOTE(brapa? @ Nov 1 2018, 10:55 PM)
i plan to have a glossy finish for my wood piece
and seems polyurethane gives that effect
will it help make the wood even nicer to apply some oil before that ?
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depends on what effect you going for.

i am going for the oiled wood effect, so i tone down on poly usage for this item

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post Nov 2 2018, 11:36 PM

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QUOTE(brapa? @ Nov 2 2018, 01:41 PM)
i like the glossy look, yet also the grains if look visible will be nice.
does it mean, after oiling put a layer of poly will have both effects ?
and if i want it even more oily + glossier, i put more layers of oil + poly ?
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if u want glossy, i think just spray one bottle of samurai automotive clear coat then settled. biggrin.gif
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post Nov 3 2018, 12:03 AM

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QUOTE(brapa? @ Nov 2 2018, 11:53 PM)
haha, after that use orbital to buff it
actually yr wood shine is good enough
what grit sandpaper do u use ?
just 1 layer poly ?
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not joking leh. if you want mirror gloss, have to use automotive polishing technique

for me sanding grit? the usual 80 -> 120 -> 240
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post Nov 4 2018, 09:45 AM

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QUOTE(brapa? @ Nov 4 2018, 01:34 AM)
wah, i did googling & there r people really polishing the wood & poly
its amazing the effect

i m ordering a darkish hardwood
thinking maybe wont go that far
since the poly will scratch as i use as a bench

i have some butchers block oil
thinking of polish the bench with this oil
is it possible ?
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yea.. really hardcore when these people do polishing. thats how u get the piano gloss black paint effect on top of wood.

yea poly will scratch, thats why i prefer matte/satin finish, more easy to maintain and i thin it looks way better on wood (cos once gloss is scratched, it wont look so good)

butcher block oil..lol. it will give u the matte look not gloss. cos it will dry to the touch after 1 day..basically u got the wooden chopping block look and it aint glossy ma.

 

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