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Mug and Cup Coasters
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duke
Old Oak
Strange the order of pics seem to be wrong! They are in reverse order, oh well.
meccarroll
Nordic Pine
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Are you putting anything under the coasters, pads etc. We are always short on coasters they should be very handy. Wipe on Poly? never knew that existed.
I found some 1mm thick cork sheets to stick on the base of mine.
duke
Old Oak
I will, ran out of stock. I have used the wipe on poly for a donkey's age. Gloss or satin is available, you must have it over there.
duke
Old Oak
Cork is the best option unfortunately the only place to get it that thin is at a craft store which is an hours drive. Which I always forget to do when I'm in that city.
BigMonka
New Shoots
I've seen loads of US and Canada youtube videos where they talk about wipe on poly being readily available in diy shops, but I've never seen it in our B&Q, Wickes, Screwfix etc.
spb
Nordic Pine
The vast majority of wipe-on poly is just normal oil-based poly thinned down with white spirits - or so the American YouTubers tell me. It's functionally almost identical to the various commercial Danish Oils, or to Mike's Magic Mix.