Part 2 - Mid Century Teak Dining Table Restoration: Oxalic Acid - Hard Wax Oil - Wax Polishing

Описание: This is the second part to this in-depth Mid Century Teak Table Restoration by Gilboys Furniture Restorers. Following on from the Eco Friendly Paint Stripper Vs Chemical Paint Stripper Test in Part 1. Watch this:    • Part 1 - Mid Century Teak Dining Table Res...  

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Simon demonstrates a step by step, easy to follow guide, of how to professionally restore a teak dining table. Suitable for all Mid Century brands of furniture including: G-Plan, Nathan, McIntosh, Gordon Russell and of course Danish Mid Century Furniture.

Included within this video is a demonstration of how Gilboys use Oxalic Acid on Oak and Mahogany to revive the original colour and remove stubborn stains. Also demonstrating how to carefully remove individual marks in the wood using a fine detail brush.

Simon then goes on to show how to highlight and revive the faded original darker grain using traditional french polishing techniques.

Another trade secret revealed in this video is how Simon shows how you can use rose gold beeswax polish to help recolour the table and then overcoat it with a second application of the hard wax oil.

And then beeswax polished for a second time with Gilboys rose gold to complete this highly effective natural finish.

Gilboys Furniture Restoration was established in 1994.
Simon Gilboy was apprenticed by Dartington Trust and with the help of the Princes Trust established his furniture restoration business just outside of Totnes in South Devon, UK.

Find out about our Beeswax Polishes: https://gilboys.co.uk

Video Index

00:05 Introduction - Feature points of the presentation
02:06 Sanding the table with 180 grit foam backed paper
03:43 Using oxalic acid on thin veneer
04:24 Sanding through the veneer
05:02 What does a stitched veneer look like?
06:30 Sourcing a sample piece of oak from the wood store
08:00 Using oxalic acid on oak (buy online:http://bit.ly/3QZIon9)
11:35 Applying the oxalic acid to the oak
16:36 Stripping the mahogany sample
19:50 applying oxalic acid to mahogany
23:21 Washing soda used as a catalyst with the oxalic acid
24:36 Antique wood veneer compared to modern wood veneer
28:01 Using a fine pencil brush with oxalic acid to spot remove stains and marks
29:20 French polishing the treated mahogany
31:17 Applying shellac with a french polisher's fad
31:54 French Polisher's mop (brush)
31:38 Revealing the French polished mahogany
33:07 Applying a fad of french polish to the treated oak
34:00 Introduction to finishing the teak MCM table
37:20 First application of the natural hard wax oil sealer ( Buy online :http://bit.ly/3IMIw7l )
44:02 Using an abrasive pad to cut back the sealer
45:30 Introduction to enhancing the grain
48:23 Highlighting the original teak grain
49:48 Timelapse of teak graining
50:25 Graining reveal
51:34 How can you use Gilboys rose gold to add a deeper layer of colour to the teak?
53:00 Applying Gilboys rose gold to enhance the look of the teak
55:11 Timelapse of sealing the table frame
55:45 Buffing the beeswax used to part colour the teak table
56:17 The benefits of using rose gold and applying a second coat of hard wax oil
57:29 Using '0000' steel wool to gently key the surface ready for the second coat of oil
58:48 Using your bare hands to remove particles of fine wire wool
1:00:24 Applying the second coat of hard wax oil
1:02:09 Why do french polishers tuck one arm behind their back?
1:04:07 Why you should use Gilboys rose gold to finish off your table
1:05:21 Applying the final beeswax polish
1:06:20 What's so good about Gilboys beeswax polish?
1:07:50 Buffing the beeswax to a soft sheen finish
1:09:07 Timelapse wax buffing
1:09:20 Tips on wax polishing
1:10:19 The revealed Mid Century Teak Table Finish
1:11:32 Using '0000' steel wool to soften your finished table
1:12:58 A professional finish that anyone can achieve
1:13:45 Summing up the restoration
1:14:16 Before and After
1:14:23 Out-takes left in 🤪