Dave’s latest DIY project is all about upcycling an old chopping board into a wooden wall clock. It’s a fairly easy project and the result gives a modern and organic feature to a wall. It’s functional too!

There are two products used for this project. The first one is Xyladecor. a solvent-based, deep penetrating type of stain that combines decorative, water repellent, and wood preserving properties in one. It dries to a silk matte finish and emphasizes the grain, bringing out the natural beauty of any kind of wood. The second product is Hudson Timbercoat, which provides a good abrasion resistance and an elegant finish. Apply at least 2 coats and let it cure for 7 days.

Get to know the products better by clicking on the links below:
Boysen Xyladecor
Hudson Timbercoat4

Other DIY Projects with Wood

We have many video tutorials that use wood. Dave just came out with a simple side table before this wall clock.

DIY Wooden Side Table

The DIYers before him also made things like a donut wall, dollhouse, bottle opener, shelf, coat rack, shoe rack, ticket memory box, wooden coasters, peg board organizer. woodblock nursery art, etc. The list goes on and on so I invite you to click on this link and surf the posts for more inspiration.

Boysen Wood Staining Products

Aside from Xyldecor, Boysen offers wood staining products too. To understand the advantages of both, watch Bea’s video.

Bea Shows You The Differences Between the Boysen Wood Staining Products

If you’ve got more questions on how to handle wooden surfaces, feel free to call our Technical team at (02) 8363-9738 local 417 to 418 during office hours, or send an email to ask@myboysen.com.

Are you a passionate DIYer? Then head on to our YouTube Channel and subscribe. There are so many DIY projects to choose from. What better way to give your own unique stamp than decorating your home with things you’ve created with your own hands!

Author

Annie is the Managing Editor of Let it B | MyBoysen Blog. An unrepentant workaholic, she runs this blog, among other pursuits. She thrives on collaborating with people who are good at what they do, and working together with them to create something special. Annie learned interior styling while managing her own wholesale business in the Netherlands, importing high-end, handmade home furnishings to stock four outlets and a showroom in the country.

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