[Greenbuilding] slate treatment
tom
tom at honeychrome.com
Sun Oct 14 20:09:53 EDT 2007
We're reusing some slate countertops in the farmhouse we're
renovating (actually I prefer 'recovering' or 'rescuing,' as it was a
neglected mess). They are a dark grey, almost black color, which I
understand means they are a little more absorbent and softer than
other colored slate usually is. I sanded the surfaces some to get
the crud and grime off, though there is still plenty of 'character'
left to them (maybe they used them when they were butchering
chickens!?). I kind of doubt we'll do any food prep directly on
them, but any ideas of what (or if) I should treat them with? I'd
obviously like to steer clear of industrially produced sealers. A
wipe-down with pure tung oil maybe?
thanks
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