Surface protection for a bathroom vanity
by Deepak
(Cambridhe, MA)
Hello!
I am looking for the best practical surface protection for a vanity/sink surface in a bathroom environment.
I would imagine I need the typical protection as for a boat, but without any UV protection as this is indoors.
While the service will not be as harsh as a boat, I equally dont want to re-surface this every year.
I am very handy and have a lot of experience of apply various surface protections (but nothing to do with a boat or a wet environment).
Epoxy? Polyurethane? Resins? Combination of any/all?
Application would be on new kiln dried wood.
Total surface area is only about ten sq feet (its a small vanity).
Would I need a quart?
Any all help greatly appreciate.
Thank you
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