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Re oiling a counter top

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I need to give the kitchen work tops another coat of Osmo.

I thought that the coming week would be a good time with the extra warmth.

I plan to
Wash down with soap and water to shift any muck.
Then degrease , but would like advice, meths, white spirt, what?
Then key with 600 abranet pad. Vacuum off.
Apply Osmo.
Hopefully that’s all for 80% of the tops, but will do more coats around the sink as I can feel a slight roughness. My guess is that there’s the beginnings of water ingress and will do the area several times denibing as I go along
 
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