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I had a recent kitchen renovation done and the old kitchen bench and serving shelf had this laminate/linoleum thing covering it. That's now removed and the benchtops have been replaced however the serving window is now stripped back to the wood.
Any ideas on what I could put here over the top of the exposed wood? Its a small job so anything that I could source in a small qty would be helpful.
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @wallyhk. It's terrific to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about finishing a serving window.
It really depends on the look that you want to achieve. You could cut down a timber panel and coat it with a clear polyurethane, which would work quite well. Or, you could install a length of something like 285 x 19mm 2.4m DAR Pine Premium and paint it white. If you want to make a bit of a feature out of it, you could look at tiling the surface.
If any of those options sound like something that would work for you, let me know, and I can provide further installation guidance.
Let me mention a few of our talented members, @2Belindas and @redbournreno, to see if they have any thoughts.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Mitchell
Hello @wallyhk
The Selleys Liquid Nails and the White Silicone will do nicely. I propose using Cabot's Benchtop Clear for the timber panel. It's water-based for easy application and is food safe when fully cured.
If you need further assistance, please let us know.
Eric
Keep us updated on your project Andrew (@wallyhk) and please reach out again if you have further questions. We'll be keen to see your results.
Mitchell
