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how do I know what finish...

From Message Helen 10/15/2004 11:42:51 AM Subject: how do I know what finish is on furniture Message: I have a 50's dining room set. I tried furniture cleaner on back of chair and some of a hard shiny surface came off but not all. I tried your furniture stripper and it got sort of white and gummy but didn't come off. The shiny part is much darker than where it has been removed. I think the furnitu...

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Bleach birch wood.

From Message John 10/15/2004 11:48:14 AM Subject: Bleach birch wood. Message: Is it possible to bleach birch wood in a turned bowl? I have cherry wood on the bottom layer- then birch then cherry wood . I would like the birch to show up whiter against the cherywood. Any suggestions? Mark 10/15/2004 11:48:39 AM RE: Bleach birch wood. Message: Do you mean that you want to selectively bleach the birch...

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old House

From Message Anne 4/4/2005 8:31:42 AM Subject: old House Message: Bonjour!I have just started using the Swing paint remover products and they are fantastic. THe wood is in my 1885 Italianate house. There are five coats of paint, then shellac. Once I get to bare wood (old growth yellow pine), and take off the shellac with denatured alcohol, the wood is quite dry, especially on the window trim (inte...

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Old House

From Message Anne 4/5/2005 7:24:41 AM Subject: Old House Message: Bonjour!I have just started using the Swing paint remover products and they are fantastic. THe wood is in my 1885 Italianate house. There are five coats of paint, then shellac. Once I get to bare wood (old growth yellow pine), and take off the shellac with denatured alcohol, the wood is quite dry, especially on the window trim (inte...

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Old House

From Message Anne 4/4/2005 1:05:46 PM Subject: Old House Message: Bonjour!I have just started using the Swing paint remover products and they are fantastic. THe wood is in my 1885 Italianate house. There are five coats of paint, then shellac. Once I get to bare wood (old growth yellow pine), and take off the shellac with denatured alcohol, the wood is quite dry, especially on the window trim (inte...

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