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6 comments so far
CharlieM1958
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posted 278 days ago
Nice job. I agree though…. a lighter color would be good I think. But the customer is always right.
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
David
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posted 278 days ago
Stan -
Excellent and congrats on a paying ww job . . . customer is always right! I agree about appreciating the grain and would prefer a light stain, but we are woodworkers!
-- http://foldingrule.blogspot.com
Cathy Krumrei
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posted 278 days ago
Stan (waving from Grand Rapids!) That’s a great looking wine rack! What kind of finish did you use..looks really nice and shiny. Nice project! Congrats on the sale.
-- Cathy Krumrei
firecaster
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posted 278 days ago
Great job!
Congrats on getting paid. I’d be happy, usually, to have matierial costs.
-- Father of two sons. Both Eagle Scouts.
daveintexas
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posted 278 days ago
Really nice looking wine rack, and if you made the client happy, and got paid, then you are a winner.
Really dark finishes are all the rage right now. I think Pottery Barn and others have some influence on that.
I have been using alot of glazes lately to get that dark color.
Thanks for posting.
-- MISSION FURNITURE-My mission is to build furniture
foodog
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posted 278 days ago
Thanks for the comments everyone. I delivered it this morning, they loved it, so they’re happy. (The stain was General Finishes “Java” two coats (carefuilly applied) SW varnish on the top, and minwax semi gloss over the rest
-- Stan from St. Paul Mn