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    Question What do I use on an Ash worktop?

    I am just about to make my first ASH kitchen worktop.

    What is the best oil to use and what is the technique to apply it?

    Basic stuff I know, but the wood is costing a bit and I want to get it right.

    P.s Try not to refer to any brand name oils, as I may not manage to find it in the Uk.

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    Smiffy.

    I can recommend Rustins Danish oil, it's easy to apply and food safe.

    Their based in London (Waterloo Rd to be exact) so they should be available.

    http://www.rustins.co.uk/

    It's applied the same as other oils (i think), generous first coat, buff of excess, let it dry, followed by a couple of lighter coats, also buffed out.

    It's (almost) that easy.

    I have Kevin Ley's book on furniture making (It's fantastic), and I see he has tin on his shelf.

    Hope this helps

    Ben.

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    Danish oil is mentioned quite a lot in the info I have found as the stuff to use to maintain the worktop.
    I suppose it makes sense that this is what is used as the primary application, and it is easily available too.

    I was not sure about how to apply it though, and your reply is all I need. Thanks

    I have ordered the book you suggest too.

    Thanks a lot.

    Ray Smith.

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