Very nice. How do you keep it looking that way after significant usage?

Speyside wrote:

I've used it several times and have wiped it off with a moist cloth. I plan to use a clear lemon oil furniture polish or spray wax, like Pledge, to keep it shiny and bright.

I still have the ashtray that TMCTLT auctioned off for the troops a couple of years ago. Having been used as the big ashtray in the backyard, it has gotten dried out and dull. One of my New Year's projects is to sand it down and put a few fresh coats of finish on it and then polish it up.

delta1 wrote:

I've used it several times and have wiped it off with a moist cloth. I plan to use a clear lemon oil furniture polish or spray wax, like Pledge, to keep it shiny and bright.

I still have the ashtray that TMCTLT auctioned off for the troops a couple of years ago. Having been used as the big ashtray in the backyard, it has gotten dried out and dull. One of my New Year's projects is to sand it down and put a few fresh coats of finish on it and then polish it up.

delta1 wrote:

Paul's ashtrays are works of art.

Speyside wrote:

I recall bidding on that ashtray...iirc, it was *really* nice.

Isn't there a glass top to prevent the wood from burning?

Palama wrote:

You are thinking of the Ramon Bueso ashtray. Nice removable glass bottom upper tray with a storage drawer below.

tamapatom wrote:

You are thinking of the Ramon Bueso ashtray. Nice removable glass bottom upper tray with a storage drawer below.

tamapatom wrote: