Best finish

You can obtain mineral oil at the corner drug store.

Thunder

I'll Second mineral oil. I made some boards from Oak, Maple, Ash and Walnut
last year and was very pleased with the appearance after about three coats
of Mineral Oil - very attractive.

Only diadvantages - You will have to renew occasionally, but usually takes a
few minutes. As with any product like this keep it away from the diswasher.

"Edwin Pawlowski" <esp@snet.net> wrote in message
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> "Martin Wilson" <martin_ste@btconnect.com> wrote in message
>> What's the best finish for a hardwood breadboard, some sort of oil?
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> Mineral oil. Don't use vegetable oil as it can turn rancid.
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Thanks guys, appreciate the help.

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"Martin Wilson" <martin_ste@btconnect.com> wrote in message
> What's the best finish for a hardwood breadboard, some sort of oil?

Mineral oil. Don't use vegetable oil as it can turn rancid.