I picked up a copy of Bob Flexner's 'Understanding Wood Finishes: How to select and apply the right finish'. Spent the weekend reading it from cover to cover. Fantastic. Get it and cut through all the nonsense on stock finishes and finishing out there. I thought my other resources on finishes were complete, but not so. Thanks for the advice.
Thanks for that LetFly. I have a copy coming my way. Can't read too much on the "mystery" of wood finishes. I enjoy trying different methods advocated by various people. The best instructions I've found yet, came with a bottle of Pilkington's stock finish. It will work with any oil-based finish, even if it has some poly (like LMF Permalyn) and I don't think Pilk's is worth the premium that they charge, except for that set of instructions...
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