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The final finishing of carpentry projects and cabinet making is critical to the success of any woodworking project. Done improperly, it can be the kiss of death for an otherwise well-made piece of furniture, a refinished wood floor, or a handmade wooden artwork. Wood finishing is often a confusing and intimidating process, especially for beginners. With this revised classic by one of the noted experts in the field, that needn't be the case anymore. Dresdner offers easy-to-use techniques for professional results, concise answers to the most commonly asked questions, information on spray finishing and new waterborne finishes and demystifies the art and science of finishing. Chapters cover tools of the trade, stripping techniques, preparing and colouring wood, rubbed-on finishing methods, repairing damage to already finished wood and much more, along with a resource list for tools and materials, a glossary of finishing terms and a useful index for quick reference. --Mark A Hetts
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