Originally Posted by J Miller
(Post 5568906)
pinkCastleDH,
Next week sometime I should get my dark brown Briwax past wax. I had to order it as nobody here in Springfield carries it. When I'm finished waxing the treadle top I'll post a bunch of before and after pics. |
Thanks, i just got a fw, and saw a nice treddle, thought about it,but it needs refinishing. Now i know what tilo do.
thanks again |
By alcohol is it any ie gin whiskey or is it special?
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Originally Posted by DOTTYMO
(Post 5573436)
By alcohol is it any ie gin whiskey or is it special?
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Glenn, Here is a totally newbie to wood refinishing question: Can you use the Briwax, to seal, finish wood, that has been stained with a water based product? I also see that the Annie Sloan Wax is used over paint, I imagaine that the Briwax, is the same.
Thank you, Anamaria |
Originally Posted by grayhare
(Post 5573480)
Glenn, Here is a totally newbie to wood refinishing question: Can you use the Briwax, to seal, finish wood, that has been stained with a water based product? I also see that the Annie Sloan Wax is used over paint, I imagaine that the Briwax, is the same.
Thank you, Anamaria Skip |
Originally Posted by Glenn
(Post 5567157)
Kat if you use my cleaning solution one(in a tutorial cleaning and revining furniture finsh) it will klill and get rid of the mold and smell. It will do wonders for the cabinet which is not as bad as you think from the pic. After clelaning then you can evaluate the cabinet and see what is needed. I would like to see pic of the after cleaning then I can advise you better as what to do with the cabinet. I don't use Joe method of venegar because it will loosen the old hyde glue. But Joe is correct on the rest.
Skip Thanks Kat |
Glenn is the shellac the same as yacht varnish usually clear that we get in England. Some of the names you say I hAve problems translating the words
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Dottymo - not Glenn but I'm 99% certain shellac is not yacht varnish. I think that's what we would call spar varnish - it's tough stuff, very waterproof and non-reversible. The only other name I've seen shellac commonly referred by is French Polish, though that's properly an application method. Here's a link to one company on your side of the pond that lists it:
http://www.mylands.co.uk/products/polishes/ |
Originally Posted by pinkCastleDH
(Post 5590342)
Dottymo - not Glenn but I'm 99% certain shellac is not yacht varnish. I think that's what we would call spar varnish - it's tough stuff, very waterproof and non-reversible. The only other name I've seen shellac commonly referred by is French Polish, though that's properly an application method. Here's a link to one company on your side of the pond that lists it:
http://www.mylands.co.uk/products/polishes/ |
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