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Most oil-based finishes should adhere to the epoxy or at least form a film overtop, which can clear it out after sanding. The optimal grit for most finishes is 320 or higher. Proven brands like Osmo, Rubio, and Odie's oils/waxes have been used with great success by many customers.

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Polycrylic topcoats are my sealer of choice for most projects, as they don't tend to yellow as often as polyurethane. Clear furniture wax can also be used to seal natural wood projects. Furniture wax provides a soft, silky finish to a piece, which can be lovely.

The best polyurethane for kitchen table as well as varnish, are both long-lasting. Other finishes that also offer durability are Tung and Linseed oils. The one finish that does not last long, is the shellac products.

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Steps Lightly hand-sand the wood, always working in the direction of the grain. Start sanding with 120-grit sandpaper and continue with progressively finer sandpaper up to 180 grit. Brush a coat of wood conditioner onto the wood, which will allow the stain to soak in evenly without blotching.

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