Hall Table

[John Hunter]

This is a table I made for my step daughter for Christmas. The wood is filled with worm holes and was part of the Lumber Liquidators deal several of us got last spring. The stain is walnut, the legs are finished with wipe on poly and the top has a pour on clear finish that equals about 60 coats of poly. It is a resin and hardener that gives a 1/8 inch high gloss thick surface that is heat & alcohol resistant, waterproof and requires no polish. She was very happy with it.

[TheRic]

Looks great. I can see why she is very happy with it.

[dkhoward]

that looks great!~ Can you post some more information about that finish. I have some applications where that might be useful!

[GPA61]

Excellent work. Looks great.

[DonHo]

Very nice. Was the top surface hard to do?
DonHo

[John Hunter]

that looks great!~ Can you post some more information about that finish. I have some applications where that might be useful!

Sure, here is a link to their website http://www.eti-usa.com/consum/envtex/envlite.htm

[John Hunter]

Very nice. Was the top surface hard to do?
DonHo

No it was real easy, you do need to do it in as dust free an area as you can.

[Pappy]

Very nice use of recycled lumber!

[GeekMom]

John, that looks fantastic! Love the rich color!

[mater]

Beautiful work and it looks great.

[ChrisD]

Nice work, John! The finish turned out really nice.

Was the LL deal a mixed bundle? What kind of wood did you use for that piece?

[John Hunter]

Nice work, John! The finish turned out really nice.

Was the LL deal a mixed bundle? What kind of wood did you use for that piece?

Yes it was mixed, a good bit of it was cherry, I never have ID'ed the wood I used on this, it is filled with worm holes so it makes for a very antique look.

[wareagle]

Well done sir.

[Wood_workur]

I love the wood. The finish compliments it very well

[lrogers]

That finish is awesome!