Hi all
I am finishing a credenza with walnut veneer with Watco Danish Oil (dark walnut color). After 2 coats I notice that it does look appreciably darker due to the stain in the Watco Danish Oil and "satiny" soft.
Question is... can I bring it to a nice shine and luster without putting poly on it? I placed Howards Feed and Wax on it to see if it would make it "shiny" but didnt seem to make much of a difference. Maybe I am using the wax wrong.... but thought it would have same effect as waxing a car :smile:.
I have read about wet sanding to make oil finishes "shiny" but not sure if this is a good idea on veneer.
thanks in advance
I am finishing a credenza with walnut veneer with Watco Danish Oil (dark walnut color). After 2 coats I notice that it does look appreciably darker due to the stain in the Watco Danish Oil and "satiny" soft.
Question is... can I bring it to a nice shine and luster without putting poly on it? I placed Howards Feed and Wax on it to see if it would make it "shiny" but didnt seem to make much of a difference. Maybe I am using the wax wrong.... but thought it would have same effect as waxing a car :smile:.
I have read about wet sanding to make oil finishes "shiny" but not sure if this is a good idea on veneer.
thanks in advance