Hi,
I have a teak dining table from my grandparents. My grandfather urathaned it and the colour was pretty terrible...so I sanded the whole table down to bare wood with 100, 150, and 220. After I used Watco Danish Oil (Dark Walnut tint) to finish it. I wet-sanded the table top with 400 in between 3 coats. So it's finished, but the wood looks very dry and gray in some of the striations. Also, I was hoping by going with the Watco Dark Walnut Danish Oil that the table top would match the leaves, but that didn't work out either.
Questions:
How do I get rid of the dry, gray look in some of the striations (see picture)?
Is there any way to match the main tabletop to the leaves? We usually leave the leaves out. All have Watco Dark Walnut Danish Oil (3 coats) on them. (see picture)
Thanks in advance,
Adam
I have a teak dining table from my grandparents. My grandfather urathaned it and the colour was pretty terrible...so I sanded the whole table down to bare wood with 100, 150, and 220. After I used Watco Danish Oil (Dark Walnut tint) to finish it. I wet-sanded the table top with 400 in between 3 coats. So it's finished, but the wood looks very dry and gray in some of the striations. Also, I was hoping by going with the Watco Dark Walnut Danish Oil that the table top would match the leaves, but that didn't work out either.
Questions:
How do I get rid of the dry, gray look in some of the striations (see picture)?
Is there any way to match the main tabletop to the leaves? We usually leave the leaves out. All have Watco Dark Walnut Danish Oil (3 coats) on them. (see picture)
Thanks in advance,
Adam
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