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3-4 coats of rattle can lacquer. Be sure and tape a note on back that it does 'not' have a food grade finish on it.
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The Revos apparently are designed to clamp railroad ties and pull together horrifically prepared joints
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(04-11-2023, 02:09 PM)Johnny Currado Wrote: my wife and I recently moved into our dream home and my buddy who was our mortgage broker and he had a custom cutting board made for us and its incredible. I have attached a pic of it. We want to display it above our range area and I was curious about what type of sealer would be good on this wood to help seal it from moisture and from twisting etc. We won't be using it as a cutting board as its too nice and I don't want to ruin it. lol! thanks in advance!
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For cutting boards that are going to be used as cutting boards, I've used straight paraffin, worked in with an iron at medium heat (and without steam). Works like a charm, washes clean with just a bit of hot water and a quick wipe.
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(04-25-2023, 08:13 PM)thewalnutguy Wrote: For cutting boards that are going to be used as cutting boards, I've used straight paraffin, worked in with an iron at medium heat (and without steam). Works like a charm, washes clean with just a bit of hot water and a quick wipe.
Never thought of that, it's a great idea.
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