Hi all,
Ive just had some old pine doors stripped. They have a nice grain and Id like to bring out the best in them - so I want a nice glossy wax finish. This has started my realising that all my pine furniture (kitchen table, coffee table, cupboards etc...) are looking really tired and dull. Id like to get a nice wax gloss finish on everything, but I dont want to lose the nice patternation on the furniture. Are there any simple guides to restoring pine furniture? Ive recently bought some Fiddes Stripped Pine wax and a buffing brush drill attachment, but I dont want to start without finding more about how to do this. For example - if I sand the furniture this would remove the patternation wouldnt it? Is it simple a case of applying the wax and buffing?
Any advice would be appreciated! Thanks.
Ive just had some old pine doors stripped. They have a nice grain and Id like to bring out the best in them - so I want a nice glossy wax finish. This has started my realising that all my pine furniture (kitchen table, coffee table, cupboards etc...) are looking really tired and dull. Id like to get a nice wax gloss finish on everything, but I dont want to lose the nice patternation on the furniture. Are there any simple guides to restoring pine furniture? Ive recently bought some Fiddes Stripped Pine wax and a buffing brush drill attachment, but I dont want to start without finding more about how to do this. For example - if I sand the furniture this would remove the patternation wouldnt it? Is it simple a case of applying the wax and buffing?
Any advice would be appreciated! Thanks.