Hello fellow Crafters! Just joined this forum, so I'm not sure if I'm posting this correctly, but here's my question: I'm making a farmhouse style dining table and matching bench. I want it to look rustic, but also tasteful, so after I get it all put together, I'll do some sort of grey wash. I'm not sure how to post a photo, but each board on the table top panel is chamfered where they meet. I'm wondering if I should do an epoxy top to fill in the spaces to avoid things getting stuck in the cracks, but I don't think it'll flow with the theme. Usually I use a spray lacquer to finish smaller projects, but I've never finished something if this size. I would greatly appreciate any input on what kind of finish to use for longevity. The brush on finishes I've used before have given me drips, so I would also appreciate feedback on that if it's suggested. Thanks to any input and experience shared!
Edit: I'm using my phone for this, and couldn't figure out how to post a photo, so my profile picture is the table top
Edit: I'm using my phone for this, and couldn't figure out how to post a photo, so my profile picture is the table top