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Refurbished Furniture

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Refurbished Furniture

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19 years of experience

Antique/ Furniture refinishing and/ or restoration. We can match existing color, completely start over and either paint, lacquer or stain and lacquer. Other finishes are available upon request.

Antique/ Furniture refinishing and/ or restoration. We can match existing color, completely start over and either paint, lacquer or stain and lacquer. Other finishes are available upon request.

the corvallis furniture doctor

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the corvallis furniture doctor

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46 years of experience

furniture profesinal, striping/refinishing/repairs (solid wood) Period Antiques/old reproductions or pcs.prior to 2000. Originally from ne,new england since 2006.professinal services since 1979- A reconized master refinisher since 1996.A nationals compitition 3 time award winner for technic/finish apps.

furniture profesinal, striping/refinishing/repairs (solid wood) Period Antiques/old reproductions or pcs.prior to 2000. Originally from ne,new england since 2006.professinal services since 1979- A reconized master refinisher since 1996.A nationals compitition 3 time award winner for technic/finish apps.

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Twelve Hues

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Twelve Hues is a sole proprietorship licensed, bonded, and insured residential specialty contractor, CCB 205803.

Twelve Hues is a sole proprietorship licensed, bonded, and insured residential specialty contractor, CCB 205803.

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Furniture Refinishing questions, answered by experts

Yes, in most cases it’s a good idea to wrap furniture in plastic to protect it from dirt, dust, and damage during storage. However, natural and porous materials such as wood or leather should have breathable fabric covers to prevent moisture damage from condensation. Either way, it’s always important to ensure proper ventilation to prevent moisture buildup, especially in humid climates. 

Wood furniture gets sticky when dirt and grime accumulate on the surface. Sometimes, wax coatings and oils are the culprit, but other times, it’s a sign that the finish is failing, and no amount of cleaning your wood furniture will help. Varnish and lacquer can both get sticky as they age, and in this case, you’ll need to refinish the wood to stop the issue.

Yes, professionals can change the stain color during refinishing by stripping old finishes and applying new stain. They offer expert color matching and application methods, resulting in a refreshed look that aligns with the homeowner's design preferences.

If your wood stain is still rubbing off after the recommended drying time, it means the pigments didn’t soak into the wood properly and remain on the surface. There are a few possible causes, including applying the stain in hot temperatures, applying too much stain, or failing to wipe off excess before it dries completely.

When deciding whether to reupholster, repair, or replace old furniture, consider its age, level of wear and tear, and overall value. It’s usually better to repair old furniture because older pieces tend to be made out of hardwood, like oak and maple, whereas newer furniture is more often made out of plywood, medium-density fiberboard (MDF), and other less durable materials. When determining whether it’s worth the price to repair a furniture item, calculate the price of buying a new, similar piece and compare that to quotes from local furniture repair services.

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