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The Finish Line: Why Some Surfaces Survive Decades

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A hardwax-oil alternative versus polyurethane, shown through one walnut table that has survived a year and a half of real use.

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This walnut side table came off the bench eighteen months ago with three coats of wipedon polyurethane, and it has spent that time beside a southfacing window, collecting coffee rings, hot mugs, and the occasional dropped screwdriver. The photo shows what that abuse looks like up close: the sheen ha

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