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    Posted: 18 Feb 2012 at 5:13pm
My wife and I just bought a large kitchen table that we would like to seal and wanted to get some advice on the right product to use.  It is constructed from heavy, solid reclaimed pine timbers from 100-year old homes.  It has a very light stain on it, but no sealant at all.  We do not want it to change color or retain any gloss after being sealed.  Suggestions?  Thanks!! Phil
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Hi!
I have just used Osmo topoil on a kitchen worktop and I am very impressed so far how tough and stain resistant it is. I used four coats applied at 10 hour intervals.  (It is not a quick process!)
The finish is matt. Osmo sell a "liquid wax cleaner" that they say can be buffed.
 
Phil
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Posts: 1631 		  Quote charlton8 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22 Feb 2012 at 10:42am

I would reccomend the Osmo products. I have used them on several bits and bobs and have achieved good results.

Regards Ted
We do not have failures just highly processed fire wood!
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