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Its been a while since I did any making... Mostly as I am just busy with other things in life right now.. None of it nice, but I really want to start getting back in to my work again.
Today I did some very basic work for my parents... Just filling a gap above the oven, cos its smaller than the old one and left a gap..
Heres what I did (but not really the main point of the thread) and yes theres meant to be a bit of a gap so the hot air can come out.
https://i.imgur.com/bjaaT1K.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/bdesEdC.jpg
Now the actual point of the thread.. Ive had a couple of cans of Tru Oil sitting about for a while now but as ive never used it before I was hesitant to use it on an actual build and always just went with the standard bottle.. But since this bit of wood needs a finish I decided finally to try it out.
https://i.imgur.com/TyP7YsH.jpg
And I have to say I was quite impressed.. Really easy to use, very self levelling, and it does seem that it has no amber tint at all which I find odd.. They must be using a completely different formula to the standard bottled stuff.
This was after just one coat.
https://i.imgur.com/Ai8vbDX.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/FHcboq9.jpg
So yes... I will be using it on my next build as I was pretty happy with how it all went on...
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Well I thought it would be quicker but not really... Much the same as the bottled stuff... The thing is because you are spraying and not wiping it means you can put a couple of layers on at a time.
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