Tag: varnish-stripper

• New Stock

  Two new pieces are now available for purchase – a Vintage Mid Century Teak Radiogram Sideboard By Dynatron and a Chesterfield Slipper Rocking Chair And Footstool (Ox Blood Leather). The rocking chair is in unrestored condition while the radiogram has been restored and is in fully functioning order.

  Caroline Nicol

  March 4, 2024

  New Stock

  chesterfield, furniture, furniture-restoration, mid-century-modern, radiogram, refinishing, restoration, sideboard, varnish-stripper, vintage-furniture, wood-working

• New Stock

  Excited to get this one up on the website! It is the first piece I’ve ever totally refinished from top to bottom. It is a Danish teak bureau that I got from a woman who brought it over with her from Denmark when she moved to the UK. Very cool and rare that it has…

  Caroline Nicol

  March 1, 2024

  New Stock

  Bureau, Danish, furniture, furniture-restoration, MCM, mid-century-modern, paint-stripper, restoration, teak, varnish-stripper, vintage-furniture, wipe-on-poly, wood-working

• The safest way to remove old varnish

  Need to remove an old varnish from your furniture? Especially if it’s veneer, I highly recommend using a paint/varnish stripper instead of going straight to sanding with an orbital sander or using a carbide scraper. Yes it’s a bit messier, but you don’t run the risk of burning through the veneer with a sander or…

  Caroline Nicol

  February 21, 2024

  Tips and Tricks

  diy, furniture, furniture-restoration, home-improvement, paint-stripper, refinishing, restoration, varnish-stripper, wood-working