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FINISHING #4: MAINTENANCE OF WORK PIECES.

77 days ago by Tony | 2 comments »

The frequency of which you maintain the work piece depends upon the usage, the type of wood and the type of finish used. Regular dusting, preferably with a static duster or feather type cleaner. Using a normal cloth can scratch the finish. Try re-buffing the project, if a shine cannot be achieved, then apply a light coat of wax, allow the wax to dry, then rebuff the project to restore its full glory. If the work piece looks dull, especially if using Tongue Oil on Oak, then an application of wax maybe necessary after 2 – 3 months, and again after 6 months. This because the oil is still drying and being absorbed into the wood. After the 6 month period you should not have to worr...

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