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Aug 02, 2020 - 04:49 AM
Yes, polyurethanes have better moisture and abrasion resistance, are easier to clean and less likely to mold or mildew. Apply 3-4 coats of AFM Polyureseal BP for a long lasting finish.
We are building out our sprinter van ???? and have a raw wood countertop in it. What is the best product to seal/protect the countertop (solid wood not butcher block)? We do not plan to cut directly on it but the sink is built into it and it will get wet. I was told that linseed will not protect it from water damage and mildew, is this true? Would polyurethane be a better choice? Bioshield, Wood Counter Finish, 8-Ounce (0.24-Liter) Wood Stains & Sealers
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Bioshield, Wood Counter Finish, 8-Ounce (0.24-Liter)
All-natural oil-based finish for all woods
Bioshield Wood Counter Finish is a food-grade sealer that works well on both hard and soft woods. Although this finish can be used on a variety of different wood surfaces, it's especially perfect for kitchen areas where families gather and prepare ... See More
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Bioshield Wood Counter Finish is a food-grade sealer that works well on both hard and soft woods. Although this finish can be used on a variety of different wood surfaces, it's especially perfect for kitchen areas where families gather and prepare ... See More
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