For those of you who read my post yesterday about 'stripped door art', I wanted you to see how the door came out after the stripping process. It needs to be sanded before it is stained or painted again, but this redwood came out very clean. Especially considering how much paint was on this, I think it is pretty impressive! We have people come in all the time who have started to strip the paint or finish off of their wood item and realized, it was a lot more work then they thought, or just not coming off as clean as they wanted. So they bring it to us and we do the job right!
Another update for you, the child's rocker project is coming along well. The seat is all woven, and the back and base supports are wrapped. We still have quite a way to go on this project but I can see it is going to look so good when it is done.
Back in the finishing booth we have a really nice dresser being completed. The owner of the piece decided not to use a colored stain, and just let the wood's natural colors shine through. So that is just what we did, and look how good it came out! The dresser is made of Mahogany, which is the darker wood you see, and it has poplar trim throughout, which is the lighter wood you see. Isn't it beautiful? All it has on it is a natural stain which has little to no color. I think it is fabulous.
For those of you who read my post yesterday about 'stripped door art', I wanted you to see how the door came out after the stripping process. It needs to be sanded before it is stained or painted again, but this redwood came out very clean. Especially considering how much paint was on this, I think it is pretty impressive! We have people come in all the time who have started to strip the paint or finish off of their wood item and realized, it was a lot more work then they thought, or just not coming off as clean as they wanted. So they bring it to us and we do the job right!
Back in the finishing booth we have a really nice dresser being completed. The owner of the piece decided not to use a colored stain, and just let the wood's natural colors shine through. So that is just what we did, and look how good it came out! The dresser is made of Mahogany, which is the darker wood you see, and it has poplar trim throughout, which is the lighter wood you see. Isn't it beautiful? All it has on it is a natural stain which has little to no color. I think it is fabulous.
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