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Oil for a wooden door

Murray13 · 2017-12-19 10:19:20

Hi there, I have stripped the paint off an old wooden door using a heat gun. Most of the paint has come off, there are some patches where very thin strips of paint remain,see photo. Its a good looking door, very heavy and solidly constructed. I want to treat the wood to protect it and get it looking it's best. It will be a…

19-12-2017 10:19am

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Murray13

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Hi there,
I have stripped the paint off an old wooden door using a heat gun. Most of the paint has come off, there are some patches where very thin strips of paint remain,see photo.
Its a good looking door, very heavy and solidly constructed. I want to treat the wood to protect it and get it looking it's best. It will be a bathroom door so there will be steam, etc from the shower.
I am looking for a traditional look so I don't mind seeing the strips of paint buy if it will not work with the oil teen I am open to suggestions.
I would like to use oil or wax rather than varnish. Is oil suitable for a bathroom? What kind of finish can I expect with the small strips of paint?
Are there any specific products you world recommended?
https://imageshack.com/i/poDAkowNj
Also, can you tell me what kind of wood this is?

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