What would be a good finish for a desk writing surface? The desk itself would likely be maple (both plywood and hardwood). Any suggestions for a top finish that would resist scratching and marks from pens and pencils?
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The finishes that you put on the surface of wood is usually less than 5 mil thick. That basically means you are writing directly on the wood. Unless you get a pour on finish that is very thick you will need to have some sort of protection between the desk and the paper which you are writing on. A blotter or a pc of glass is best. If you go the glass root, make sure you get those little plastic spacers to keep the glass elevated above the surface of the wood. If you don't you may have warping problems.
The finishes that you put on the surface of wood is usually less than 5 mil thick. That basically means you are writing directly on the wood. Unless you get a pour on finish that is very thick you will need to have some sort of protection between the desk and the paper which you are writing on. A blotter or a pc of glass is best. If you go the glass root, make sure you get those little plastic spacers to keep the glass elevated above the surface of the wood. If you don't you may have warping problems.
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