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Easy Ways To Refurbish An Oak Furniture
By lmfoong
Oak is high quality wood and if made into oak it can last for years while maintaining its attractiveness. So, if you’ve got an old oak down from your grandfather or such but it’s looking a little dull from all those years, don’t throw it out just yet. Instead, refinish it and make it look brand new while maintaining its antique look!!


First, pick up a chemical stripper that has no after use cleanup. Read the instruction for something that is in a gel or paste form because liquids can be quite a hassle to deal with as it will run down the sides and such. Spread a layer of the stripper on the dresser and remove it with a scrape knife, getting the tough spots with a steel wool dipped in the stripper. Clean off the mess with water or spirit,

depending on the instructions and then wait for the wood to dry completely.

Sand the wood well with quality sand paper. How good it looks depends on how well you sand it so make sure you do the whole without leaving any rough patches. Then you need to work on grain filler, so get one and pick a pigmented colour to suit the colour you want the outcome to match.

Next, after sanding, allow it to dry and then apply a sanding sealer before sanding it again. Dust of the sawdust and then get started with the colour. Apply the stain with a rag or brush; the longer you leave it on, the darker the wood becomes so know what sort of tone you’re looking for. Once you’ve got your desired colour, slap on a finish and you’ve got a brand new oak furniture!
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