Building the Worst Table Ever in 6 Months: Part 2

In part 2 I show to use a polyurethane clear coat on the freshly stained workbench that should help to protect it from oil and grease. I did two coats and did light sand in between to get a good bonding surface. Almost forgot to mention the worst part, I had to shim most of the top of the table to make it level. I guess this is due to the wood not being completely straight since it was all old and free. In the next episode, I start to finish up the garage
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haha we loved this.