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Frequently Asked QuestionsHow we make our productsOur products are crafted from finger-joined hardwoods, face glued to form a solid block. They are then finished with oil, or a tough and durable 2-coat lacquer finish system. Oiled Products
Lacquered Products Other Helpful Hints
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How do I refinish my oiled product?
Sand with 220 grit sandpaper. Re-oil using mineral oil.
How often do I need to re-coat my oiled product? The best answer is - when it begins to dry out. How frequently it will need to be oiled depends upon the climate. The first few weeks you own the product it will require more frequent oiling.
Can I put lacquer over the top of an oil finish No. If you do not plan on cutting on your counter you can order it unfinished and put what ever you like on it. We recommend the oil because it is food safe and is easy to re-coat.
Lacquered Products How do I refinish my lacquered top
Apply a coat of finish. Sealer sand with 220 grit sandpaper. Apply final top coat of finish.
Other Helpful Hints Do I need to pre-drill screw holes Yes. Failure to do so may cause splitting.
When I make a sink cut out do I need to refinish the cut end Yes. You should use two coats of mineral oil or lacquer depending on the finish on the top.
What do I do about small splits in the ends As the seasons change the humidity level in you home will change. This some times causes wood products to change as well. Small splits in the end grain can occur. Most of the time this is only a cosmetic condition and needs no attention. But if you want to fill the splits we recommend the use of a good wood filler or white glue and saw dust mixed to a thick past. After filling the split let the filler dry, sand off any excess and refinish.
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