Refinish Wood Furniture Without Stripping In Less Than An Hour ! 

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I'm so glad!

How'd it go? Buying a hutch tuesday lol

Thank you too!

Yes you can, and thank You !!

You're welcome and noted on the music. We have made it a priority point for our future videos.

Thanks for watching!

Okay, thanks for the suggestion !

Yes, I couldn’t concentrate!

@@tamaraspink4201 We have made this a priority point for future videos, just can't do anything about previously made vids like this one. Thanks for the suggestions !!

@@FurnitureRefinishingStudio 👍🏼 Really enjoyed the video though, thank you!

Turn on cc (closed caption) found in upper right corner. Then turn volume way down. Works for me!

Well how about that, Howard discontinued the colored wax. Other company's carry it, no worries :-) Thanks for the heads up !!

@@FurnitureRefinishingStudio As promised...I used your process. The project turned out beautiful and the customer loves it. It looks aged, but very clean. Thanks for the insights!

Excellent !! Glad to hear and thank you for reporting back.

​@@FurnitureRefinishingStudio what other companies colored wax would you recommend? Thanks!

Wax finishes may require a fresh coat of wax eventually, depending on how it's used.

The good thing about wax, other than how it looks and it's conditioning if the wood and stuff, is it's so much easier to touch up than varnish. You can just wipe down and apply. The other you'd have to sand and apply, maybe a few coats, deal with imperfections, and let it dry a few days. Wax takes about 3 days to dry, but can usually be applied in the house and only to a small area, if need be.

Yes, Absolutely !!

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Clean before wax? Bumping this comment about cleaning, which has been asked several times now with no attempt to answer. What product would you recommend to CLEAN the wood first. Something that will remove the accumulated decades of grunge WITHOUT harming the original finish. Answer pretty please? Thanks! 🙏

I know it's been 3 months, but even if it's just another setting this, I think no matter what he used here, a kitchen table needs to be food safe and also gets a lot more wear. You can put certain toxic products on that harden though, like polyurethane. But there's also hemp oil, yet I don't think it hardens as much, and many waxes (check to make sure they're food safe), that come closer to hardening as much. I like them better still, and you can also really wax and oil without having to sand the while thing down. As for these oils, at least the orange and beeswax sounds safe, but even that could have something else added. I love oils and waxes, but in a table you want to make sure it's safe is all. Sorry I can't say more as to your actual question, but I do think he didn't wait, just did one after another.

Maybe try a sample somewhere first? Anyhow, good luck!

I’m also curious as to the answer to this question! Got a small secretary I’m wanting to spruce up!

@@beritbunny We refinished an old wooden church pew (bench) using this method. And we do use it for our entry way to put shoes on. Never has anything come off on clothes. Notice how much he buffs out using a soft cloth (THIS IS KEY). Hope this helps. :)

It's possible, so it's advisable to do a test on an inconspicuous area.

I was advised to use a rag with three percent hydrogen peroxide on it overnight. It worked on the two black water rings! I will use Restore-a- Finish on the maple desk. I have used golden oak and walnut on other pieces.

Thank You, and no sanding :-)

@@FurnitureRefinishingStudio Thank you so much sir.

Sure, most pieces do.

Theoretically it would but wax is not a good exterior finish.

If you want

I would compare the ingredients and try a sample first.

It will NOT waterproof, so no for around the sink.

I don't know what wax you used ? Cheaper wax, especially Johnson's and Minwax have more petroleum distillates and can have a stronger smell. The wax I used I don't find offensive at all, but we all have different sensitivities. The Orange oil smells like oranges. As always, read the labels on the products you use because they will all vary. Any smell will dissipate. Aroma is a by product of almost any refinishing product.

@@FurnitureRefinishingStudio Yes thank you I understand what you’re saying. I had a migraine for four days. I used the products you recommended the howard stays no longer make so I used the Bri wax That you linked. I must just be really sensitive to that. It did come out beautiful but I can never do that again. But I am pleased with the outcome. I am trying walrus oil now on a table which has no smell at all. And no petroleum or solvents. Thanks for your help

Thanks for the heads up !! (sorry, bad dad joke). It's a good point you make and something for others to at least be aware of if they are sensitive to odors.

@@FurnitureRefinishingStudio did you clean the product first

Yes...did you clean the furniture FIRST? That would seem a KEY step. Decades of accumulated dirt, grunge, oils from hands all would have to removed FIRST before applying the initial wax. Is that correct? If so, what product did you use to clean the piece before you started this video? Thanks!

I respect your opinion, and honestly strip and refinishing furniture is what I do for a living. That being said, one of the greatest gifts I can give viewers are options because no two situations or persons are alike.