oven pull finishes???

[tagordy Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close tagordy]

what type of finishin can i use on an oven pulll? i figure i can stain it, but not quite sure if i should shellac or polyurethane, or what, to complete?

[oily IM BACK SORTA Find all posts View Profile Close oily]

Shellac doesn't like the heat.
I usually just use oil or oil based stain depending on if I want to change the color of the wood. Once dry spray furniture wax. A nice smooth wood finish looks good after it's been used awhile too.

[tagordy Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close tagordy]

thanx squeaky….gigglin

[wood-n-things Grandpa making Sawdust Find all posts View Profile Close wood-n-things]

I sold several this week and I just dip em in danish oil let it cure for 24 hours after i wipe em down and then i use liquid gold on them smooth as a babies backside...

[NC Scroller Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close NC Scroller]

I use Deftoil. It is basically a Danish oil product.


Deftoil Danish Oil Finish | Deft Finishes

[tagordy Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close tagordy]

thanx friends, i always know where to come to get the answers i need….in case i don’t hear from ya’ll, b/c of ya’ll havin company or ya’ll goin visitin….i’m very thankful for ya’ll and wish you all a very Merry Christmas

[sawdustus Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close sawdustus]

I only cut them from hardwoods so I leave mine unfinished. Oily is right. Shellac hates heat and water. Oil finishes need refinishing every once in a while varnish is a possible choice...why. The natural wood by itself is beautiful and will get a nice coating of cooking grease as the years go by removing the necessity of you putting an oil finish on them. But that's just my opinion.

george

[Forester Member - Level 2 Find all posts View Profile Close Forester]

Could you make oven pullers out of MDF ?