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CARCRUISER FURNITURE IN STORAGE.[img][/img][img][/img]
WOULD LIKE TO GET IT STRIPPED OUT QUICKER BUT HAVE TO DO IT SO THAT THE FURNITURE DOES NOT GET DAMAGED SLOWLY, SLOWLY,
HOW WE DOING SO FAR!

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That furniture looks really nice.
Hope you do not think I am butting in but do not varnish it.ahhh

Instead after preparation apply a coat of button polish with a lint free cloth to seal it.
Then after de-nibbing between coats give it a few coats of beeswax to bring it to a lovely natural finish.
I used medium oak on one of our caravans.

It also gives the interior that fantastic aroma that everyone likes as soon as they stick their heads in for a look.

I use it all the time on my furniture restoring etc.
G.f

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hi, thanks for that, we were just going to oil it with danish oil. where would i get button polish? we need to bring the new wood down to the original colour first, think this could be a bit of a trial. any ideas please.

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front end nearly there, nearside and front panel off and not too bad just a few bits and a bit of damage in floor from mice.[img][/img][img][/img]
found loads of small items behind things in van and it all tells a story so i will photograph it all and show you, you may think its rubbish but we think its great.