@elite.storage.sys: We’ve been sealing our tabletops with Varathane sanding sealer — curious what everyone else might suggest. Drop your go-to sealer suggestions in the comments👇#DIY
just use fast dry oil based poly menards has some cheap store brands
2026-09-01 13:55:22
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Anthony DelleCave :
Make your own - buy dewaxed shellac flakes and mix with alcohol for a one to one and a half pound cut. You’ll find instructions for how to deal it easily online. The flakes might be a little expensive at first, but it’ll last for a very long time and you’ll only make as much as you need.
2026-08-31 12:31:27
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Warwick Hunt :
I'm a sucker for BLO even though it takes forever to cure. It's cheap because I find it at estate sales.
2026-08-31 13:00:47
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Quinette Woodwork :
Depends on your intention. If you’re looking for something to use for protection against water and basic scratches, some sort of penetrating oil based finish works great. Danish oil is a great option for something relatively cheap. I’m a big sucker for hard wax oils, especially Odie’s oil. Not cheap, but it goes far and is super easy to apply
2026-08-31 19:59:49
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Ð❌ЛGΞЯЛФФÐŁΞS_ÐΛÐ_Ξ :
Honestly: depending on the purpose you can go to the paint store and get a gallon of lacquer sanding sealer pretty cheap
2026-08-31 18:57:27
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Rico :
Commenting to be brought back. Just made myself a similar bench but haven’t finished it yet. Would love to know why people use what they use
2026-08-31 03:55:49
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