Kitchen worktops

[gobbypunk]

You could always resin coat it and then no worries you could use what you like 

[Squaredy]

7 hours ago, gobbypunk said:

You could always resin coat it and then no worries you could use what you like 

Or indeed varnish the worktops with three coats yacht varnish.  This is what I have done in my kitchen with my Beech worktops.  No black around my sink.  Water drying off leaves marks but just slight mineral deposit as I live in a hard water area.

Edited May 16, 2019 by Squaredy

[trigger_andy]

I installed Oak in my house in Norway. Used Osmo Hard Wax. No issues over the 5 years I was there. 

[gobbypunk]

Or if you can get it use greenheart it polished up really nicely and they use it for pier pilings so is ace in and around water a carpenter I know made a spiral staircase out of it that descended to a swimming pool it was stunning 

[RobInNorfolk]

Or if you can get it use greenheart it polished up really nicely and they use it for pier pilings so is ace in and around water a carpenter I know made a spiral staircase out of it that descended to a swimming pool it was stunning 

Sounds awesome