How to Stain and Finish an Antique Dresser

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This video is really helpful, I'm taking on some DIY projects similar to this. I didn't know there were so many things you could use to help remove stain and to make it look its best. Thanks!

Liz Newey

Jun 28, at 12:17pm

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You're the one with the birans here. I'm watching for your posts.

Deacon

Jan 11, at 12:30am

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I recently recovered some old dressers with mirrors and a wooden chair that belonged to my grandparents, in my mother's garage. She said I could fix them up and use them, but I'm not sure how to do this without ruining them. I sure would like it if you could come and help me out with them!

Carol Eaker

Nov 3, at 12:26am

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Thanks you so much for having this information available because I've never refurnished furniture before. I now have more confidence to embark on this sort of project now that I've viewed these videos. I do wish the segments could have been longer. I will view it again and then be ready to get to work. Wish me luck!

Kathleen Caston

Sep 10, at 1:02pm

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The instructions say "Dissolve oxalic acid in hot tap water" Caution should be advised when suggesting the use of oxalic acid because oxalic acid fumes cause nerve damage in humans.

TN Flash

Jul 10, at 1:25am

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