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BabyHi ! Not sure how or if this finish is Ok Would appreciate any advise if anyone has some. These are done out of Diamond Willow so the colors are natural. |
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Hi vonwhatever, this cane is diamond willow,I used linseed oil and then a satin lacquer(Deft),I let this dry about 24 hours and then applied a dark satin wax and buffed, I consider this a natural finish, I beleive it enhances the natural color of the wood .
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