One of, if not the best video on the subject. Thank you for this!!
@colinsmith75769 сағат бұрын
Good colouring back technique and very generous of you to share and teach your skills.
@TheARTofRESTORATION13 сағат бұрын
Arthur, thank your for taking time explaining your laser process. We look forward to ordering our unit to assist our clients her in the AZ!
@cgutte117 сағат бұрын
Could I use nail polish remover in a small spot to test to see if it's lacquer or polyurethane before buying acetone?
@danthefurniturerepairman941114 сағат бұрын
yes nail polish remover should be acetone, just read the label and check.
@RandyMartinez-h7x2 күн бұрын
Would you still make this investment today now that you’ve had it for an extended period?
@decaalv3 күн бұрын
Thank you. Greetings from Costa Rica.
@actionman673 күн бұрын
Hi Dan, I just did and thank you!
@actionman674 күн бұрын
Hi Dan, I have the exact same machine. Can you please give me the machine setup for the cleaning? Regards
@danthefurniturerepairman94114 күн бұрын
Hello, If you email me at [email protected] I will send you pics of the screen with the settings
@agjohnsonandson5 күн бұрын
Nicely done
@danthefurniturerepairman94114 күн бұрын
Thank You!
@agjohnsonandson5 күн бұрын
One of the best videos using lacquer that I have seen. Straight to the point with lots of information. Thank you!!
@mryan44526 күн бұрын
I know little about varnish. Other that it's supposed to protect wood. But does varnish itself not scratch? I have seen scratched varnish plenty of times, but I rarely see scratched wood without varnish?
@danthefurniturerepairman94114 күн бұрын
Varnish is the clear coat that is used to seal the wood. It scratches. If you scratch deep enough you will scratch through the varnish and scratch the wood. Almost all furniture has some form of varnish or wax on it. Hope this helps.
@gabbyh74808 күн бұрын
Just got a mid century modern piece from a flea market that got a bad paint job can’t wait to try this! I appreciate it.
@danthefurniturerepairman94114 күн бұрын
Glad it helped. Have fun with your project.
@skylerboland234210 күн бұрын
Y didnt you use the lazer?
@danthefurniturerepairman94114 күн бұрын
We have 2 shops and the laser is usually in 1. The second shop we strip about 80% of our pieces using acetone. We will purchase a second laser soon but the prices are coming down and we are deciding what size to get.
@rjpep11 күн бұрын
Thank you for this video! It was very easy to understand, your instructions and reasonings for each step are very clear. I have a bench leg with a similar break. I am a lot more confident in “attempting” the repair 😊
@danthefurniturerepairman94114 күн бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
12 күн бұрын
Hi Dan, Arthur did great job. Have you tried on hardwood floor ?
@danthefurniturerepairman94114 күн бұрын
No we haven't used it on any flooring. I think the poly on the floors may be too tough for the 100 watt machine. There is a new 300 watt machine that may be the answer to the very durable finishes.
2 күн бұрын
@@danthefurniturerepairman9411 thank you very much!
@rebeccarenzi568112 күн бұрын
hi dan, thank you, I sanded through the veneer so deeply. I did not realize it was a veneered bench till after the fact.. learning. can I fill in a semi deep spot with the powder? or should I call it a day? rebecca
@danthefurniturerepairman941112 күн бұрын
You can fill the deep spot with a putty and sand it to the level of the rest of the piece. Maybe drip some thin instant glue around the veneer edge to keep it in place. Then color it to match. It may take a few tries to get the color correct but look at each failure as a learning experience. In my shop we say 'We succeed by failing' Feel free to email me pics at [email protected] and I will see if I can offer any suggestions.
@micheledevahle834014 күн бұрын
I cannot find part 2...I need to see the second part. :)
@danthefurniturerepairman941113 күн бұрын
we are still working on it but these videos have color touch ups in them
@danthefurniturerepairman941113 күн бұрын
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@stephek855414 күн бұрын
What grit sandpaper is best for this?
@danthefurniturerepairman941110 күн бұрын
I use 80 grit to shape and then 150 grit to fine tune
@veronicabrown430415 күн бұрын
Hi Dan, at the 5 second mark, what is the process for "punched" thinner wood like shown? I have a similar piece to fix... I used an exacto knife to clean the edges so pieces come together, but the wood wants to go different directions and won't lay flat. Thank you for any tips! Yours came out beautiful!
@danthefurniturerepairman941114 күн бұрын
If its the cabinet with the side punched in I replaced the whole panel, I custom cut the grooves to match then colored and varnished it to match. If you want to email me a screen shot of the piece you have I may be able to help. [email protected]
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@janicealley503315 күн бұрын
Beautiful repair
@danthefurniturerepairman941112 күн бұрын
Thank You!
@bbbwdi18 күн бұрын
My dog chewed my legs on my 1800 Era lion feet furniture. How can I carve lion feet again?
@danthefurniturerepairman941115 күн бұрын
I would make some paper tracings and use them to transfer the shape. Slowly build up the moldable to make the shape and sand it smooth after it hardens. Not hard to do, if it looks bad just sand back down a little and go again. You can wet your fingers with water and shape the moldable when it soft like clay. I have a video coming out this week showing touch up coloring that might help. Subscribe and hit the notifications bell to see when it comes out. Best of luck!
@Mishikraz18 күн бұрын
Will this work on damage that happened due to chemicals? A scented diffuser was knocked over on a table and I didn’t realize it, so the oil sat overnight and when I wiped it away, it took the finish with it 😢
@danthefurniturerepairman941115 күн бұрын
Yes it will. You should clen the area well with denatured alcohol then do a few light coats of sealer first to make sure you put some barrier in case there are any chemicals left over that will create reactions. After you have sealed it well then do your color touch ups. Take you time and go with light layers. Best of Luck!
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@laserfalcon23 күн бұрын
Awesome demo, our shop is considering a 3000 watt laser
@danthefurniturerepairman941115 күн бұрын
Thanks so much!
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@MooCowG25 күн бұрын
Just got an antique Victorian sitting chair that needs some love in restoring the jute bottom. Thank you so much for the great tutorial!
@danthefurniturerepairman941115 күн бұрын
Glad it was helpful! Enjoy your new piece.
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@davianaaguilar12129 күн бұрын
amazing craftsmanship! thank you for the help!
@danthefurniturerepairman941115 күн бұрын
Very welcome!
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@ammaarnasurdeen8705Ай бұрын
Can I know the name of the machine that you’re using here to remove the coating? I’m actually looking for a machine like this but have been unable to find
@danthefurniturerepairman941115 күн бұрын
If you email me at danthefurniturerepairman.com I can send you information
@bradstafford14Ай бұрын
I'm not sure if this setup is just for the video or not; however, I noticed that you are pointing the laser, while doing the legs, towards a pedestrian walk path. There were even some people on the side walk in the background. It seems like your are concerned about your employees health, but I hope maybe this was just a lapse in judgement about protecting others. As you mentioned, this is a relatively new machine, and it's unclear how far the beam can travel.
@danthefurniturerepairman9411Ай бұрын
Thanks for the input We use the laser in a 3 wall tent but the lighting was bad and we moved outside of it to do the video. We are very careful when we use the machine, our employees wear protective equipment.
@mattedwards4533Ай бұрын
your shop looks like mine. I get tired of looking at all the sparkling clean shops. I have found that if a shop looks like someone is using it they generally do good work. Thanks for the video.
@charlescharlesl531Ай бұрын
Excellent technique. I use a similar technique when I router off the excess rubber from the install of a 3/8" rubber foot on the bottom of a Djembe. Tge drum is always flared out at the bottom. I have to tilt the drum so it meets the profile of the flush trim router bit. I have several different thicknesses of wood depending on the angle I need.
@danthefurniturerepairman941128 күн бұрын
So true!
@steveb319Ай бұрын
Good video. Thanks.
@danthefurniturerepairman941128 күн бұрын
Glad you liked it!
@user-fx8tu7sv3hАй бұрын
Hey Dan, enjoyed your video. I am a newbie in furniture repair. I purchased a old dresser, the kind with wavy drawers. It's beautiful but needs repairs. Also when I took off the old finish the veneer is very orange. Yucky! So my question is am I supposed to add a green stain to the dresser drawers to have a more brown color? I purchased a green stain at Sherwin Williams but its too dark, it turns the veneer dark brown. Can I purchase a lighter green and have the effect that I want. I am looking for a medium brown color. The dresser looks like mahogany to me, but what do I know. LOL. I would appreciate your advice. Thank you
@danthefurniturerepairman9411Ай бұрын
I use yellow to balance the red out, It may take a couple coats but it is a much lighter result. I tint my clear coats rather than us stain because it allows me to control the saturation and do light applications or you can use toners from mohawk. You just have to be compatible with the clear you are using. Also u can use a transtint or a mixol to tint your clear with a yellow or very thin green.
@DonnaCrouch-on9qmАй бұрын
I will send you some pictures of the cabinet in the morning, would like your opinion on whether or not it can be fixed. Thank you for responding.
@mimihill8347Ай бұрын
Thank you for this wonderful video on how to fix a sanding "oops". I have flat slab birch veneer kitchen cabinet doors I am refinishing, someone painted them a horrid DMV flesh color, and I went a little too far on one. What color Mohawk Blendal powder would you suggest?
@danthefurniturerepairman9411Ай бұрын
Birch is difficult because it will depend if there is any red tone in it. Pine and blonde have some red Oak and yellow don't Also would get some white If you want to donate to support our channel our PayPal is paypal.me/furniturerepairman
@sk13ppyАй бұрын
Well done. Thank you. I love your last comment - ...and we don't cut down more trees. Hopefully more and more people will catch on to that caring attitude.
@danthefurniturerepairman9411Ай бұрын
Yes, thank you
@toyacrawford2771Ай бұрын
My table has ridges. How do you add them back?
@danthefurniturerepairman9411Ай бұрын
I would build the moldable putty up and while it was still soft carve them in and after it hardens fine tune the look with sandpaper. You can also drag ridges in the soft putty with a fork, comb, wire brush Just have to find a similar profile. Hope that helps! If you want to donate to support our channel our PayPal is paypal.me/furniturerepairman
@DonnaCrouch-on9qmАй бұрын
I just got a 1917 Singer Trindle machine and table. For the most part it is in pretty good shape, the back side must have gotten pretty wet at some point and it is really warped but all of it is still there and it was screwed on a long time ago with small screws that are old and dark. I have never restored anything with veneer. The top has some warps too, the board that folds out and back over the machine. Like bubbles, and cracked in the bubble but no pieces are missing. The bad part is the underside that sits on the floor, the veneer is pretty much all peeled off. I can put a thin piece under there mainly for reinforcement . I was wondering if I could contact you after I have watched your videos and cleaned it up some to possibly ask you some questions. I really like this machine and I want it for use, I plan on getting this sewing machine functional. I am a 67 year old mom and grandma that likes to quilt, but I would like to repair this myself and I think I can do it. I have not ever subscribed to a KZread person so I didn't know if you can respond to my message or not. Thank you for your repair videos. I am in Texas
Hey, Dan just getting to ordering the pigment now. Is there a brush kit you can recommend I'm kind of new to this process but I build cigar box guitars also so this will come in very handy for those also. Thanks again!
@danthefurniturerepairman9411Ай бұрын
I use normal brushes from a hobby store. I get a few different sizes, a very small one and 2-3 sizes up and a fan brush. I don't spend a lot of money on them just generic brushes. Best of luck!
@deporter8473Ай бұрын
Awesome technique. Thanks.
@danthefurniturerepairman941115 күн бұрын
Very welcome!
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@MeghanDonnellyIPYАй бұрын
This was super helpful. Thank you so much for making this video.
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@ShannonBradley-ye4vtАй бұрын
Hey, Dan! Thanks for this video. I thought I had ruined my girlfriends table when I was sanding to prep the wood for finishing. The wood prep I used claims to deter blotching and balance the poly/stain I used on the first coat but the small areas of sand through still haunt me! I intend to move up to 150 grit and hit it again.Can I use spray shellac as a sealer between repair and coats of stain/poly and would moving to a darker finish help? Thanks!
@danthefurniturerepairman9411Ай бұрын
Shellac should work well just make sure it's de-waxed shellac. The rule is 'everything sticks to shellac and shellac sticks to everything' The mohawk blendal powders should work with shellac. If you practice you may not need to darken the next coat too hide the damage. Feel free to email pics to me at [email protected] if you need some color advice. Best of luck!
@ShannonBradley-ye4vtАй бұрын
@@danthefurniturerepairman9411 Fantastic! Thanks, Dan! On that note, what happened to Z amber spray schellac?
@Boodieman72Ай бұрын
You can use a laser to clean all hard surfaces. The lenses need to be kept clean so have a vacuum suck up the bits before it bakes on lens adding a fan also helps.
@christireid6036Ай бұрын
What kind of epoxy are using???
@danthefurniturerepairman9411Ай бұрын
Hello, We use System 3 15 minute epoxy but another brand should work also.
@katrinagreer2137Ай бұрын
Excellent! Just what I needed to know. Thank you!
@danthefurniturerepairman9411Ай бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
@sevensundropsАй бұрын
The tip of using the sticks with the cherry toner was brilliant!!!
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@crickett48772 ай бұрын
What would you suggest for repairing Gumwood veneer that's been sanded in spots? Gumwood is no longer available.
@danthefurniturerepairman94112 ай бұрын
If you email me some pics at [email protected] I will look at them and see how I can help.
@macmuggs43622 ай бұрын
what are the setting you are using I have a 200 watt
@danthefurniturerepairman94112 ай бұрын
If you email me at [email protected] I will send you pics of our settings and lens we use Thanks so much for watching
@NanceeHofmeister2 ай бұрын
Thank you souch for doing this video. It is so helpful!
@danthefurniturerepairman9411Ай бұрын
You are so welcome!
@yvonnelara31992 ай бұрын
Do you have a video repairing the leg on a pedestal base for a table?
@danthefurniturerepairman94112 ай бұрын
Sorry I don't but if you go to our website danthefurniturerepairman.com there is a contact us button where you can make an inquiry and attach pics. If you do I may be able to give you some direction. Thanks for watching
@ebsmith10002 ай бұрын
Very creative solution, I didn't see anything like it anywhere and I've been researching over-sanding solutions for hours. I'm curios, there was a much bigger discoloration blotch to the left of the area you worked on that more closely resembles the consequences of my over-sanding (I was attacking a very stubborn large black water stain) . Are you going to touch paint that as well ?
@danthefurniturerepairman94112 ай бұрын
Hello, Thanks for watching. That area isn't burned through just a lighter area of the piece and the lighting is reflecting off it. But if it was burned through we would use the same technique on it. If you have black stains oxalic acid sometimes works well on removing/reducing them. Good luck with your project and have lots of fun with it.
@adamnarat96772 ай бұрын
This is really great, thanks! Do you think it might still work if one finished with danish oil, rather than laquer?
@danthefurniturerepairman94112 ай бұрын
It can work with danish oil but you will need to find a tinting agent that is compatible with it and I would mix that with the oil itself and not use sealer or lacquer. Mixol makes tints that mite be compatible practice on a scrap piece and see how it goes.
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One of, if not the best video on the subject. Thank you for this!!
Good colouring back technique and very generous of you to share and teach your skills.
Arthur, thank your for taking time explaining your laser process. We look forward to ordering our unit to assist our clients her in the AZ!
Could I use nail polish remover in a small spot to test to see if it's lacquer or polyurethane before buying acetone?
yes nail polish remover should be acetone, just read the label and check.
Would you still make this investment today now that you’ve had it for an extended period?
Thank you. Greetings from Costa Rica.
Hi Dan, I just did and thank you!
Hi Dan, I have the exact same machine. Can you please give me the machine setup for the cleaning? Regards
Hello, If you email me at [email protected] I will send you pics of the screen with the settings
Nicely done
Thank You!
One of the best videos using lacquer that I have seen. Straight to the point with lots of information. Thank you!!
I know little about varnish. Other that it's supposed to protect wood. But does varnish itself not scratch? I have seen scratched varnish plenty of times, but I rarely see scratched wood without varnish?
Varnish is the clear coat that is used to seal the wood. It scratches. If you scratch deep enough you will scratch through the varnish and scratch the wood. Almost all furniture has some form of varnish or wax on it. Hope this helps.
Just got a mid century modern piece from a flea market that got a bad paint job can’t wait to try this! I appreciate it.
Glad it helped. Have fun with your project.
Y didnt you use the lazer?
We have 2 shops and the laser is usually in 1. The second shop we strip about 80% of our pieces using acetone. We will purchase a second laser soon but the prices are coming down and we are deciding what size to get.
Thank you for this video! It was very easy to understand, your instructions and reasonings for each step are very clear. I have a bench leg with a similar break. I am a lot more confident in “attempting” the repair 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Dan, Arthur did great job. Have you tried on hardwood floor ?
No we haven't used it on any flooring. I think the poly on the floors may be too tough for the 100 watt machine. There is a new 300 watt machine that may be the answer to the very durable finishes.
@@danthefurniturerepairman9411 thank you very much!
hi dan, thank you, I sanded through the veneer so deeply. I did not realize it was a veneered bench till after the fact.. learning. can I fill in a semi deep spot with the powder? or should I call it a day? rebecca
You can fill the deep spot with a putty and sand it to the level of the rest of the piece. Maybe drip some thin instant glue around the veneer edge to keep it in place. Then color it to match. It may take a few tries to get the color correct but look at each failure as a learning experience. In my shop we say 'We succeed by failing' Feel free to email me pics at [email protected] and I will see if I can offer any suggestions.
I cannot find part 2...I need to see the second part. :)
we are still working on it but these videos have color touch ups in them
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What grit sandpaper is best for this?
I use 80 grit to shape and then 150 grit to fine tune
Hi Dan, at the 5 second mark, what is the process for "punched" thinner wood like shown? I have a similar piece to fix... I used an exacto knife to clean the edges so pieces come together, but the wood wants to go different directions and won't lay flat. Thank you for any tips! Yours came out beautiful!
If its the cabinet with the side punched in I replaced the whole panel, I custom cut the grooves to match then colored and varnished it to match. If you want to email me a screen shot of the piece you have I may be able to help. [email protected]
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Beautiful repair
Thank You!
My dog chewed my legs on my 1800 Era lion feet furniture. How can I carve lion feet again?
I would make some paper tracings and use them to transfer the shape. Slowly build up the moldable to make the shape and sand it smooth after it hardens. Not hard to do, if it looks bad just sand back down a little and go again. You can wet your fingers with water and shape the moldable when it soft like clay. I have a video coming out this week showing touch up coloring that might help. Subscribe and hit the notifications bell to see when it comes out. Best of luck!
Will this work on damage that happened due to chemicals? A scented diffuser was knocked over on a table and I didn’t realize it, so the oil sat overnight and when I wiped it away, it took the finish with it 😢
Yes it will. You should clen the area well with denatured alcohol then do a few light coats of sealer first to make sure you put some barrier in case there are any chemicals left over that will create reactions. After you have sealed it well then do your color touch ups. Take you time and go with light layers. Best of Luck!
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Awesome demo, our shop is considering a 3000 watt laser
Thanks so much!
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Just got an antique Victorian sitting chair that needs some love in restoring the jute bottom. Thank you so much for the great tutorial!
Glad it was helpful! Enjoy your new piece.
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amazing craftsmanship! thank you for the help!
Very welcome!
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Can I know the name of the machine that you’re using here to remove the coating? I’m actually looking for a machine like this but have been unable to find
If you email me at danthefurniturerepairman.com I can send you information
I'm not sure if this setup is just for the video or not; however, I noticed that you are pointing the laser, while doing the legs, towards a pedestrian walk path. There were even some people on the side walk in the background. It seems like your are concerned about your employees health, but I hope maybe this was just a lapse in judgement about protecting others. As you mentioned, this is a relatively new machine, and it's unclear how far the beam can travel.
Thanks for the input We use the laser in a 3 wall tent but the lighting was bad and we moved outside of it to do the video. We are very careful when we use the machine, our employees wear protective equipment.
your shop looks like mine. I get tired of looking at all the sparkling clean shops. I have found that if a shop looks like someone is using it they generally do good work. Thanks for the video.
Excellent technique. I use a similar technique when I router off the excess rubber from the install of a 3/8" rubber foot on the bottom of a Djembe. Tge drum is always flared out at the bottom. I have to tilt the drum so it meets the profile of the flush trim router bit. I have several different thicknesses of wood depending on the angle I need.
So true!
Good video. Thanks.
Glad you liked it!
Hey Dan, enjoyed your video. I am a newbie in furniture repair. I purchased a old dresser, the kind with wavy drawers. It's beautiful but needs repairs. Also when I took off the old finish the veneer is very orange. Yucky! So my question is am I supposed to add a green stain to the dresser drawers to have a more brown color? I purchased a green stain at Sherwin Williams but its too dark, it turns the veneer dark brown. Can I purchase a lighter green and have the effect that I want. I am looking for a medium brown color. The dresser looks like mahogany to me, but what do I know. LOL. I would appreciate your advice. Thank you
I use yellow to balance the red out, It may take a couple coats but it is a much lighter result. I tint my clear coats rather than us stain because it allows me to control the saturation and do light applications or you can use toners from mohawk. You just have to be compatible with the clear you are using. Also u can use a transtint or a mixol to tint your clear with a yellow or very thin green.
I will send you some pictures of the cabinet in the morning, would like your opinion on whether or not it can be fixed. Thank you for responding.
Thank you for this wonderful video on how to fix a sanding "oops". I have flat slab birch veneer kitchen cabinet doors I am refinishing, someone painted them a horrid DMV flesh color, and I went a little too far on one. What color Mohawk Blendal powder would you suggest?
Birch is difficult because it will depend if there is any red tone in it. Pine and blonde have some red Oak and yellow don't Also would get some white If you want to donate to support our channel our PayPal is paypal.me/furniturerepairman
Well done. Thank you. I love your last comment - ...and we don't cut down more trees. Hopefully more and more people will catch on to that caring attitude.
Yes, thank you
My table has ridges. How do you add them back?
I would build the moldable putty up and while it was still soft carve them in and after it hardens fine tune the look with sandpaper. You can also drag ridges in the soft putty with a fork, comb, wire brush Just have to find a similar profile. Hope that helps! If you want to donate to support our channel our PayPal is paypal.me/furniturerepairman
I just got a 1917 Singer Trindle machine and table. For the most part it is in pretty good shape, the back side must have gotten pretty wet at some point and it is really warped but all of it is still there and it was screwed on a long time ago with small screws that are old and dark. I have never restored anything with veneer. The top has some warps too, the board that folds out and back over the machine. Like bubbles, and cracked in the bubble but no pieces are missing. The bad part is the underside that sits on the floor, the veneer is pretty much all peeled off. I can put a thin piece under there mainly for reinforcement . I was wondering if I could contact you after I have watched your videos and cleaned it up some to possibly ask you some questions. I really like this machine and I want it for use, I plan on getting this sewing machine functional. I am a 67 year old mom and grandma that likes to quilt, but I would like to repair this myself and I think I can do it. I have not ever subscribed to a KZread person so I didn't know if you can respond to my message or not. Thank you for your repair videos. I am in Texas
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Hey, Dan just getting to ordering the pigment now. Is there a brush kit you can recommend I'm kind of new to this process but I build cigar box guitars also so this will come in very handy for those also. Thanks again!
I use normal brushes from a hobby store. I get a few different sizes, a very small one and 2-3 sizes up and a fan brush. I don't spend a lot of money on them just generic brushes. Best of luck!
Awesome technique. Thanks.
Very welcome!
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This was super helpful. Thank you so much for making this video.
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Hey, Dan! Thanks for this video. I thought I had ruined my girlfriends table when I was sanding to prep the wood for finishing. The wood prep I used claims to deter blotching and balance the poly/stain I used on the first coat but the small areas of sand through still haunt me! I intend to move up to 150 grit and hit it again.Can I use spray shellac as a sealer between repair and coats of stain/poly and would moving to a darker finish help? Thanks!
Shellac should work well just make sure it's de-waxed shellac. The rule is 'everything sticks to shellac and shellac sticks to everything' The mohawk blendal powders should work with shellac. If you practice you may not need to darken the next coat too hide the damage. Feel free to email pics to me at [email protected] if you need some color advice. Best of luck!
@@danthefurniturerepairman9411 Fantastic! Thanks, Dan! On that note, what happened to Z amber spray schellac?
You can use a laser to clean all hard surfaces. The lenses need to be kept clean so have a vacuum suck up the bits before it bakes on lens adding a fan also helps.
What kind of epoxy are using???
Hello, We use System 3 15 minute epoxy but another brand should work also.
Excellent! Just what I needed to know. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
The tip of using the sticks with the cherry toner was brilliant!!!
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What would you suggest for repairing Gumwood veneer that's been sanded in spots? Gumwood is no longer available.
If you email me some pics at [email protected] I will look at them and see how I can help.
what are the setting you are using I have a 200 watt
If you email me at [email protected] I will send you pics of our settings and lens we use Thanks so much for watching
Thank you souch for doing this video. It is so helpful!
You are so welcome!
Do you have a video repairing the leg on a pedestal base for a table?
Sorry I don't but if you go to our website danthefurniturerepairman.com there is a contact us button where you can make an inquiry and attach pics. If you do I may be able to give you some direction. Thanks for watching
Very creative solution, I didn't see anything like it anywhere and I've been researching over-sanding solutions for hours. I'm curios, there was a much bigger discoloration blotch to the left of the area you worked on that more closely resembles the consequences of my over-sanding (I was attacking a very stubborn large black water stain) . Are you going to touch paint that as well ?
Hello, Thanks for watching. That area isn't burned through just a lighter area of the piece and the lighting is reflecting off it. But if it was burned through we would use the same technique on it. If you have black stains oxalic acid sometimes works well on removing/reducing them. Good luck with your project and have lots of fun with it.
This is really great, thanks! Do you think it might still work if one finished with danish oil, rather than laquer?
It can work with danish oil but you will need to find a tinting agent that is compatible with it and I would mix that with the oil itself and not use sealer or lacquer. Mixol makes tints that mite be compatible practice on a scrap piece and see how it goes.
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@@danthefurniturerepairman9411 thanks!
Excellent work. Thanks.
Thank you too!