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"Ade"

28/08/2005 3:58 AM

what is best 'finish' for oak veneered MDF -wardrobe interior?

Hello there, a bit of a beginners question I'm afraid

I've just ordered sheets of 19mm oak veneered MDF to make the interiors
of a built-in wardrobe.

can you please advise on what is best finish to use ?

I looked in the local B&Q (UK Based) and there was a lot of choice ,
wax, beeswax, varnish, oil, stain.... Colron & ROnseal were the main
makes

I would like a smooth finish so as not to mark / snag the clothes

Many thanks

Adrian


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"Swingman"

in reply to "Ade" on 28/08/2005 3:58 AM

28/08/2005 8:24 AM


"Ade" wrote in message
> Hello there, a bit of a beginners question I'm afraid
>
> I've just ordered sheets of 19mm oak veneered MDF to make the interiors
> of a built-in wardrobe.
>
> can you please advise on what is best finish to use ?
>
> I looked in the local B&Q (UK Based) and there was a lot of choice ,
> wax, beeswax, varnish, oil, stain.... Colron & ROnseal were the main
> makes
>
> I would like a smooth finish so as not to mark / snag the clothes

Since it's a wardrobe interior, you also probably don't want to wait
weeks/months for the finish odor to stop clinging to your clothes.

My choice in that instance is always the same: good, old fashioned, shellac.

Forgiving to apply, easy to repair, environmentally friendly, and should be
free of any odor in a much shorter time period.

http://www.shellac.net/information.html#resources

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