Finshed Shaker Table after 2 years

[Travis]

When I first got into woodworking two years ago I took a class from John (Woodguy 1975). This was the first thing I ever did and I finally completed it. I used General Finshes Seal-A-Cell Clear and Arm-R-Seal Oil & Ureathane Topcoat in Satin. I put on four coats of topcoat and was wondering if it would be safe/advisable to wax with a product like Briwax?

Here are the pics....

 

[cskipper]

What a beautiful table!

 

[TracyP]

That is a gorgeous table and the finish is stunning:gar-Bi

 

[Larry Rose]

Well worth the wait. Good job:eusa_clap

 

[Tarhead]

Travis,
Looks great! I'm not sure you would need wax on top of Arm-R-Seal unless you want more gloss. It's pretty bullet proof. Leave a few coasters around if it's going to be in an area where a thoughtless person might put a cold drink on it.

 

[Tar Heel]

Nice work Travis...the dovetailed drawers add the ultimate finishing touch.

 

[skeeter]

Great looking table and fine workmanship. Awesome finish!!

 

[RandyJ]

Nice table, Travis. I wish my first project had looked that good!

 

[John Reeves]

Nicely done. Good looking table.

 

[Canuck]

Very classy table!!:eusa_danc:eusa_danc:eusa_danc I sure do like shaker styling. Beauty in simplicity, just the way I like it!

Nice work!

Wayne

 

[DaveO]

Beautiful table and a classic design. I always finish all pieces with a good waxing. It really makes the piece feel good, offers a little, very little, more protection, and is just my routine. Right or wrong I like it.

Dave

 

[Sanders Fine Woodworking]

Great looking table Travis, love the dovetails in the drawer. Can't get enough of the shaker style, clean lines, terriffic work.

 

[DavidF]

Great looking table Travis. I normally go over my stuff with one coat of paste wax applied with 0000 wirewool to give that super smooth feel that people look for when they reach out and stroke it! however good the craftsmanship, it's the "feel" that people go for and if it's even slightly rough they seem to assume the rest of it is $%&!

I leave the top coat a good week before waxing.