For ikea butcher block do you need to also first use the original Waterlox then seal with this or just this?could this be used to seal a veneer vanit

This is really just for the finish coat to give you the sheet that you are trying to achieve. You should buy the original sealer and do your 3-4 build coats depending on the hardness of the wood, sanding with fine grit sand paper between coats being careful to use a tack cloth to remove dust from the surface after sanding. If you are trying to use this for a veneer vanity it may be overkill. A simple water based polyurethane sealer should do the trick. It'll dry a lot quicker and is a cheaper option for a veneer if you want to seal a veneer vanity. Plus it depends on what type of veneer you are using. Different veneers absorb at different rates too. The water based polyurethane should do the trick. The butcher block from ikea definitely use Waterloo sealer and then the finish for the last coat

can you apply waterlox on butcher block after you have applied walnut oil once?

I used it after applying mineral oil to my butcher block countertop, and it worked just fine. I let the oil penetrate for about 30 minutes, wiped off the excess, and applied the waterlox the next day.

Does this product add color or should I stain my butcherbock first?

It adds color and seals. Best way to find out is to take a sample of your butcher block and test it. Also if you are doing any food prep make sure you have a food grade stain.

Coverage	12 sq ft/quart
Liquid volume	1 Quarts
Item form	Liquid
Manufacturer	WATERLOX COATINGS CORP
UPC	081283260350
Part Number	TB 6035 25
Product Dimensions	15.24 x 10.16 x 2.54 cm; 226.8 g
Item model number	TB6035 QT
Finish	Satin
Item Package Quantity	1
Batteries included?	No
Batteries Required?	No
Item Weight	227 g

WaterloxCOATINGS CORP Waterlox VOC Satin

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