Found this cart locally and figure it will make a nice little staging area for the grill. I enjoyed the last grill table restore project but I’m thinking about going in a slightly different direction with this one.
You can check out the last project here-
Help! How Should I Treat This Wood Table To Preserve It For Outdoor Use?
LAST MINUTE PARALYSIS- PLEASE ADVISE!- The (Help Maybe Get a Couple More Years Out Of The Cheap Table I Got At A Yard Sale) Table Project
Update: Day Two Grill Staging Table Preservation Project
Here’s the new cart-
It’s got some staining on the top. On the last project I used spar varnish and the table came out great but on this one I’m thinking about sanding and then applying a stain of some sort and then Bobby Bobskill recommended a product called Poly Wipe. Anyone ever heard of it?
Anyone know what…
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Good Morning Gloucester 
This table is in much better shape than the other one. I’d give it a good clean with a de-greaser like Simple Green. When dry, use Boiled Linseed Oil, or Teak Oil on everything but the top, which I would treat with food-grade mineral oil. BEX
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Gloucester quilter had some great responses! 🙂 Dave & Kim 🙂
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