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Since I'm not at home to check my finishing books, I thought I'd throw this out for your thoughts in the mean time. I'm making a safety razor and brush stand out of walnut for my son. Obviously, it will be kept in a pretty humid environment so I'm looking for some suggestions for a durable, yet attractive, finish. I realize attractive is subjective and I will also point out that I've read the once a week for a month, one a month for a year, etc, etc, etc....that's not happening!? TIA Ned
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Oil or water based Poly.
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Arm-R-Seal or similar wipe on varnish. Gorgeous on walnut.
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TruOil ??
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Almost any of the oil based varnishes are going to give you a really nice look. They will be quite durable as well.
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