Preserving an Arts and Crafts Finish
Author and craftsman Bruce Johnson continues his restoration of a Gustav Stickley chair by demonstrating how to make and use a dark paste wax to protect and preserve an original finish. Part 4 of a 5-part video series @ www.ArtsandCraftsCollector.com.
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Fuming a Finish – Cool, but Dangerous
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FRENCH POLISHERS TRICK - How To Restore The Finish on an Antique Chair in 3 Steps
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Amanda Clifford: A Close Look at Stickley Furniture
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Making your own colored wax finish with Brian Miller
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This Heirloom Almost Got Thrown Away
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Gustav Stickley and the American Arts and Crafts Movement- Exhibition Tour
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Paste Wax The Magical Substance
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Restoring a Arts & Crafts, Mission Style Pedestal
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Aniline Dye in Danish Oil for Dark Mission / Stickley Wood Finish plus Avoiding Lap Marks in Dyes
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David Rudd: A Close Look at Stickley Furniture
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Identifying Arts and Crafts Furniture
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The LIES and confusion of Tung Oil wood finish
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How to Create a Dark Wood Finish Using Ammonia Fuming
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Arts & Crafts Furniture Series: Limbert #238 Table with Free Plans!
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Moldings for an Arts and Crafts Home- Authentic details you need to understand.
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How to Remove White Rings & Haze From Finishes and Furniture
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I spent 20 days restoring this quirky dresser from 1820
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Make a Historic Beeswax, Oil & Turpentine Furniture Polish Finish
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The Frankenstein table – Restoring a messed up coffee table | Furniture Restoration
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