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Sand and re-oil unfortunately. Sand with a coarser grit then a very fine grit for a final surface then oil, dry, oil, dry, oil.
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Wood needs to sealed with oil to stop water penetration. But it will need to be sanded now it's damaged perhaps even staining if it's really bad. Liberal amounts of Danish oil is required. And I would use wood worktop sealer after that.
If you fastidious I would use a card scraper to level out the worktop pre sanding.
It will look so amazing, you'll want to eat your dinner straight off it.
CYOA
wildwest
@Thrasher
Please help.
These two black pathches appeared after washing up.
Mrs Thrasher used CIF - left it for a short while and used a magic eraser after that and these stains showed up the following day..
Any ideas on how to return wood to its original splendor?
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