Best Finish For Sycamore Table at Lucas Ryder blog

Best Finish For Sycamore Table. American sycamore is not a maple, and it works differently than maple (at least it does in my hands). I've used it in kitchen table tops, mixed with maple. Is that a good option for my coffee table project, or are there better choices? I've done several sycamore table tops with osmo. Still, with quartersawn stock, test stains for blotching (a conditioner may be required). Sycamore has a very attractive grain, and is nice to work with. I've seen olive oil used as a wood finish on youtube. Generally, staining poses few, if any, problems. Sycamore sands wonderfully smooth and looks great with a natural finish. It's been my experience that oil based finishes give sycamore a sickly yellow cast, whereas the crystal clear(or near) finishes of. I'm looking to finish a live edge coffee table (and also two console tables and a side table for next to my couch made) made of sycamore. Quartersawn sycamore is quite nice. As far as the spalted sycamore, you can use a premade wood conditioner or make a homemade brew with any finish by thinning it.

I've done several sycamore table tops with osmo. Is that a good option for my coffee table project, or are there better choices? I've used it in kitchen table tops, mixed with maple. As far as the spalted sycamore, you can use a premade wood conditioner or make a homemade brew with any finish by thinning it. Still, with quartersawn stock, test stains for blotching (a conditioner may be required). American sycamore is not a maple, and it works differently than maple (at least it does in my hands). Quartersawn sycamore is quite nice. I'm looking to finish a live edge coffee table (and also two console tables and a side table for next to my couch made) made of sycamore. Sycamore has a very attractive grain, and is nice to work with. Sycamore sands wonderfully smooth and looks great with a natural finish.

Contemporary ripple sycamore table, white oil finish . In stock at 1stDibs

Best Finish For Sycamore Table American sycamore is not a maple, and it works differently than maple (at least it does in my hands). American sycamore is not a maple, and it works differently than maple (at least it does in my hands). I've done several sycamore table tops with osmo. I've used it in kitchen table tops, mixed with maple. I'm looking to finish a live edge coffee table (and also two console tables and a side table for next to my couch made) made of sycamore. Sycamore has a very attractive grain, and is nice to work with. Is that a good option for my coffee table project, or are there better choices? Still, with quartersawn stock, test stains for blotching (a conditioner may be required). Quartersawn sycamore is quite nice. As far as the spalted sycamore, you can use a premade wood conditioner or make a homemade brew with any finish by thinning it. It's been my experience that oil based finishes give sycamore a sickly yellow cast, whereas the crystal clear(or near) finishes of. Generally, staining poses few, if any, problems. I've seen olive oil used as a wood finish on youtube. Sycamore sands wonderfully smooth and looks great with a natural finish.