what is the best sand and sealer to use on cypress plywood, a water based product or a oil based one?
Thanks, Leo
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Flamed is a type of finish or treatment. Compared to honed, flamed tends to have more texture and the finish is not shiny. It has a more matte finish and is common in industrial design.
yolkeyish is a type of chair
The best thing to do is have the furniture stripped ( shotblasted or at a dip and strip). Then have it primed (etch) and powder coated the colour of your choice. This will give you a very good finish.
Polished epoxy
Use a sealer if the drywall was damaged while removing the wallpaper, then use a high quality latex paint in the sheen of your choice.
Cypress is a type of green tree
Cypress is a conifer therefore it is a softwood.
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Cypress
cypress trees
Go to Google Images, and type in cypress oak tree seeds
Yes, cypress is a noun, a singular, common, concrete noun; a type of evergreen tree and shrub; a word for a thing.
A cypress would be a type of plant. Most of them are trees. If you wanted to know if a certain kind of cypress was an endangered plant you would have to look up the sepcific species. Wikipedia search cypress for more information.
Silicone.
It is best to determine what type of finish has been used on oak furniture. There are two main types of finishes - soft - which entails a soft wax like substance that has been rubbed in to the grain of the wood, or a hard finish which is a hard and glossy lacquer or varithane finish. It is always recommended to dust furniture frequently as dust particles and embed themselves with in the pores of the wood and deteriorate the cellular make up of the wood. Wiping the wood with a lint free cloth is the best way to maintain oak furniture.
Stainless steel screws should be used on cypress, but you may have to predrill first.
Shellac is actually the technically appropriate finish to apply to 18th and 19th century furniture since this was the type of finish generally used originally, with shellac a new innovation at that time. In fact, it is not even always necessary to strip off the old shellac when refinishing, depending on the condition.