Another great video Bob. Clear, concise, and informative (aka entertaining for guys like us). Can an oli based shellac or another type of clear coat be applied after the Danish oil ? I am currently building a pantry cabinet for my daughter with 4 sliding shelves, and a trash/ recycling slide drawer out of 3/4" baltic, and 3/4" clear coated maple veneer cabinet plywood and would like to preserve the natural look of the baltic , however I would prefer to make it "easy care". I look forward to seeing your next video.Have a great week and God bless.
grupp61 thanks for comment ... I would think you could put a good water based “poly” (like General Finish High Performance) over the clear oil - I would wait a good time before to make sure oil is fully cured.
Thanks Bob. That's what I was considering, just was'nt sure if oil and poly bode well. The guys at my local Woodcraft store will know I suppose. Take care.
You are amazing - creative 🤣
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Great work!
Major upgrade Bob! I really like the tambor door. I have to give that a try sometime.great and informative video too!
Joe Basement Woodworking & DIY really easy ... I also put coat of paste wax on the jig areas I don’t want glue to stick.
Another great video Bob.
Clear, concise, and informative (aka entertaining for guys like us).
Can an oli based shellac or another type of clear coat be applied after the Danish oil ?
I am currently building a pantry cabinet for my daughter with 4 sliding shelves, and a trash/ recycling slide drawer out of 3/4" baltic, and 3/4" clear coated maple veneer cabinet plywood and would like to preserve the natural look of the baltic , however I would prefer to make it "easy care".
I look forward to seeing your next video.Have a great week and God bless.
grupp61 thanks for comment ... I would think you could put a good water based “poly” (like General Finish High Performance) over the clear oil - I would wait a good time before to make sure oil is fully cured.
Thanks Bob.
That's what I was considering, just was'nt sure if oil and poly bode well.
The guys at my local Woodcraft store will know I suppose.
Take care.