FAQ

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FAQs

1. What is the warranty?

2. Is there a top and bottom to the countertop?

Yes, there is a top with a deep hard wax oil stain finish because several coats are

applied to penetrate deeper into the woodgrain. The bottom of the countertop is

always a lighter finish.

3. How do you join two countertops panels together?

Acacia countertops can be joined together several ways.

Zip bolts or toggle bolts can be used according to the image & video link below.

Zip Bolts/Toggle Bolts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o36qMw6qMIc

Summary of content (5 pages)

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FAQs 1. What is the warranty? 2. Is there a top and bottom to the countertop? Yes, there is a top with a deep hard wax oil stain finish because several coats are applied to penetrate deeper into the woodgrain. The bottom of the countertop is always a lighter finish. 3. How do you join two countertops panels together? Acacia countertops can be joined together several ways. Zip bolts or toggle bolts can be used according to the image & video link below. Zip Bolts/Toggle Bolts https://www.youtube.
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Biscuits with wood glue can be used Biscuit attachment Or a combination of biscuits and hardware can be used. Also, it is good practise to glue the panels together using a mixture of carpenter’s glue and acacia sawdust which helps finish the seam, which can be sanded flat once the joint has dried. 4. What touch up stains can be used to finish edges and cut-outs? Interbuild has its own line of hardwax oil stain finishes that match the stain finish that you purchased.
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However, Home Depot offers matching stains and natural oil finishes according to the information listed below: 5. Staining & Sealing Acacia Wood Countertops Sealing Acacia Wood Countertop & Island Top Panels According to our Installation, Care & Maintenance Instructions provided with each panel, the Acacia Wood Countertops & Island Tops have to be sealed with at least two coats of a natural wood oil, such as Raw Linseed Oil or Pure Tong Oil before final installation.
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Staining & Sealing Acacia Wood Countertops & Island Tops Recommendations If there are cut-outs or end-cuts required to the countertops & island tops prior to final installation, the exposed wood can be stained to match the four stains available, espresso, golden teak, brown and light oak. The stained areas should then be sealed with two coats of a natural wood oil sealant.
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Matching Brown Stain: VARATHANE Early American Wood Stain Matching Light Oak Stain: VARATHANE Golden Pecan Wood Stain