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OUTSTANDING TUTORIAL.

Why those two over the other waterlox products (that I just ordered online? Also, ou don't need to wipe off the excess after brushing on the coat?

Could have used beeswax

Looks horrible at this stage.

Toxic

Wow, don't want to be negative, but you should sand in the direction of the grain of the wood.

I forget which Waterlox product I used at my last house, but it was fussier than this and required sanding between coats. I had put plastic up from floor to ceiling and created a “clean room”. Well, when I opened my windows in the clean room, don’t you know my neighbor decided to take down a tree and leaf blow the shavings off his driveway toward my house. The dust made it through my screens and landed all over the wet finish… I DIED. 😂 it all came out great and in the end was beautiful. When you mentioned threatening your family, I totally felt you! Lol Great video. Really nice job! ❤

Is there any stain or color on the wood?

Can you sanitize when cleaning? Can you roll dough without picking up the finish as a flavor?

MY QUESTION IS IF ANY CAN ANSWER PLEASE. I WANT THE WOOD ON MY COUTER TOP STAINED SLIGHTLY DARKER. DO I USE STAIN FIRST?

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I’m about to do this to my kitchen. I love this Video. Thank you ❤

Thank you. I've got the same counter tops which I installed 4 weeks ago. NOW I know what to do instead of monkeying around with the other products. Great Job explaining and nice outcome. 😆

Good video. A couple questions if you don't mind. Did the satin finish dry smooth? It looks smooth in the video, but there isn't a really, really close up shot so I can't tell for sure. Can you say what color you used to stain the counters originally? Also, I noticed your sink is undermount, any problems / regrets? I just bought a dual mount sink and prefer undermount but I'm not sure its a good idea if I go with butcher block. Thanks Cheers! (nice animals out the window too btw :-)

What kind of wood???

i love your video you speak soo cool and in detail instructions .

How long did the odor last?

Just found this. Is there any self-leveling quality or are there streaks in the final finish. I'm not good at streak-free finishing yet :( I love your kitchen.

It hurts to see you sanding against the grain like that 😢

Great job! Very well presented with necessary information and details. Thank you.

sounds a bit like a commercial

I think your countertop look awesome!!!!!!

Nice vid. I used Waterlox 9 yrs ago on our walnut master bath counter. It has held up very well but the vertical edge of the under mount sink needed to be refreshed. Your vid was a good refresher for me.

You're counter tops look amazing. Thank you for your video. We're dreaming about adding these to our kitchen one day. Nice to see that there are low maintenance options for how to care for them.

Love your island, so beautiful! What kind of your backslash?

Nice Job !!

Best video about this so far. I need to do it but I’m so nervous. I overthink everything and don’t trust myself. I have a lighter wood (Alder wood I think). Does the first one you used have colour?

Always sand with the grain not across the grain.

I'm going to assume that this product's ingredients are food-safe, as I use my island countertop for baking, rolling out/kneading dough, etc.

Beautiful job! Can you tell me where you got your countertops? Was it from a Home Depot or Lowe's type place or ordered on line? Thank you!

Can I ask where you got your counters? Was it from a Home Depot or Lowes type place, or where they ordered on-line. I'm in the market right now which is why I found your video. Thank you and it looks FANTASTIC!! And thank you for the tutorial!!

thank you that is helping for my next project👌🏻

Great video. Your island looks awesome! I think I’ll go with this precut myself. ❤❤❤

Looks great..I love Waterlox!

Go with the wood, not against it.

Probably worth pointing out that Waterlox actually does not recommend using these two finishes together. They recommend the Universal Tung Oil Sealer and then add the finish over that. The first product she used was a sealer and finish in one.

Next coat use a small tight, weenie roller roll out material then lay off with sponge brush like you did. Will save you a lot of time.

Where do you get the angles for the roof?

What color is your backsplash? 😍

Hi... Do you know how often you would need to reseal and/or put the top coat?

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience. I Never, Never leave comments or correct people. However, whenever you sand wood, you Always go with the grain of the wood, which would be horizontally and never circular. Otherwise, you may see those circular sanded areas when finished. ❤Thanks again for sharing.

This is safe to eat off of?

Hi. Now that it's been several months, How is the finish holding up? Especially around the sink.

Walnut tops are stuning after finishing. Teak is great for countertops too. A very important step is to polyurethane the under side before installation. It will prevent the wood from absorbing moisture. Wood is much more stable when all six sides are finished.

I cant find this exact product/look. Did the packaging change? Purchase links??

Hi. Thanks for posting this. Looks like this is 4 months or so old now. How does it look now? Any dulling or repairs needed?

So, the products are meant to be used together? You did two coats of the sealer then one coat of the satin finish? Will try this out, thanks for taking the time to show us!

Getting ready to replace my old formica countertop and going with butcherblock. Been doing a little research on products and am glad i stumbled upon your video. I think waterlox may just be the perfect product as i don't want to constantly have to coat the wood throughout the year as with other products. Great job and explanation of your process. Thanks for sharing this with us.

Do the Waterlox products you used protect the wood from dents & dings? Me and my husband are debating how to finish our butcher-block countertop Island and he says he wants to use tung oil the way you said you did at first. I want more protection and less maintenance than that. These Waterlox products seem like what I want.

Great video! You made a beautiful kitchen that much prettier.