Stacy's Refinishing

A five drawer tallboy finished today. This chest had separated a little around the drawers place holders, it was dowelled, glued, and screwed to fix the issue. Once dried, all the glue was cleaned off, and the chest was sanded down to a 320-grit finish. The next job was two coats of primer, sanding between coats and finished off with two coats of my standard white, semi matt top coat and new handles fitted.

If you have a piece of furniture that needs freshening up or a whole new look, please feel free to message me for a free quote.

Two dining sets currently available on my website and page.

If you have a piece of furniture that needs freshening up or a whole new look, Feel free to get in touch for a free quote.

Before and After of jobs through the spray booth last few weeks, if you have a piece of furniture that needs freshening up or a whole new look, please feel free to message me for a free quote.

An antique oak extending dining table in for restoration, the first job was to glue the loose parts of the leaf back together, i then stripped the top, neutralized it and then it was ready for staining in a medium oak stain. I then cleaned the whole table base skirt and edge. Sanded it all down, resprayed it in Acid catalysed lacquer, sprayed a light tint over to match in any discolored areas. Let it dry, sanded it down, and sprayed 3 more coats of lacquer, sanding between coats to a finish.

Before, During and After of the antique dining set refinished for a customer.
This set needed a fair bit of work, the top had started to seperate along the joints so the first job was to get it glued back up. The top was then stripped and sanded before being stained in a walnut colour and finished off with 3 coats of semi matt lacquer. The next job was to glue the legs back in securely before being sanded and primed up along with the table base. Then the chairs and table base were finished off with 2 coats of farrow and ball serge blue.




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A dining set refinished for a customer today. This set needed a fair bit of work, the top had started to seperate along the joints so the first job was to get it glued back up. The top was then stripped and sanded before being stained in a walnut colour and finished off with 3 coats of semi matt lacquer. The next job was to glue the legs back in securely before being sanded and primed up along with the table base. Then the chairs and table base were finished off with 2 coats of farrow and ball serge blue to blend in with the customers kitchen.