Finish for a turned bar sink

I have no experience with this, but from what I read, I would think epoxy would be the best choice.

Barry

"Tom in Oregon @spiretech.com>" Hi Guys,

"Barry N. Turner" WROTE: (CLIP) I would think epoxy would be the best choice. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Barry, I'll see your epoxy, and raise you one. How about a layer of fiberglass and resin? That would reenforce the wood, and provide complete isolation from any water in the sink.

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Your best bet is epoxy or epoxy over fiberglass cloth depending on the amount of service and how heavy the wash items are. For a bar sink I'd probably opt for a thick layer of epoxy only. Dan

I actually made a sink earlier this year. I had people on this group tell me I was foolish to do it etc but it worked out nice and looks and works great. I guess it is too early to know if it is will rot out or not. Looking at your web site, I would say that you are right that you won't have any issues on how to turn it.

I used a marine epoxy

If I remember right, I used clear coat Good luck.

Darren

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Sounds like the voice of experience speaking.......remember, I said I had none! Your suggestion sounds much better than mine.

Barry

Oops,

Well I thought we had all the bugs ironed out.

thanks for the feedback.

I think it would help to spell-check the site.

Bill

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