Sealing a table top

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2nd January 2016, 04:55 PM
Heardy

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Sealing a table top

Hi Friends
I've just finished building a new table and oiled it. Now I'm looking to seal it. The timber has a few imperfections in it that I liked and choose not to sand out and some couldn't be. (Holes in knots). But I want the table be flat so that not cracks can collect food and crumbs.

Is there a product that dries clear and fills the imperfections?

All help appreciated

Cheers
2nd January 2016, 05:27 PM
Heardy

Hi Ian, Pictures attached to original post. This was my first attempt at a serious project so the joinery will improve over time I hope.

Cheers
2nd January 2016, 09:24 PM
Master Splinter

Your choice of polyester - Diggers 500g Cast And Embedding Resin | Bunnings Warehouse
or epoxy - Feast Watson 1m² Glass Finish | Bunnings Warehouse (despite its marketing as a finish, it'll do just as well as a clear filler)
or Pour On Gloss 250ml Starter Kit : Boatcraft Pacific, the home of wooden boat building.
2nd January 2016, 09:39 PM
Heardy

Sealing table top

Cheers Master Splinter, Looking forward to getting this finished.

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