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Summary: Wood furniture must be sealed after staining. Find out how to seal wood furniture in this free video.
Curtis W. Martin is a third-generation antiques restorer. He began working in his father's furniture repair business when he was 10 years old, and hasn't been able to get the sawdust...read more
"Ok now that we have everything filled, stained where we wanted and it is dry, we're going to put a coat of sealer on. For that I have to turn the exhaust on. Now you can see that it is still a little wet, we're going to let this dry and then we are going to go to the next step. What sealer does it's a sanding sealer, so it is really easy to sand in the next part of the process, but also it gives it a barrier, it seals all that we have done so far into the wood. So we are going to let it sit for a while and let it dry."
eHow Article: Sealing Wood Furniture
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adriprints said
on 3/25/2009 Not everyone has a HPLV sprayer to use to finish their wood. I wish this video would have shown the mixture he used to seal, what sprayer, maybe some more details. The video skips a LOT of set-up for the sprayer and testing for pressure and flow.And, since MOST people entering into DIY projects do not own an HPLV, then posting an alternative to using a sprayer in order to finish your wood piece would be really helpful.