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Viking Coatings LLC

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Viking Coatings LLC

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10 years of experience

Viking Coatings LLC is a commercial and residential painting and coatings corporation. It is operated by the owner, ensuring quality of work is inspected by the owner. Competitive pricing for high-quality paint jobs is the distinguishing trait of Viking Coatings.

Viking Coatings LLC is a commercial and residential painting and coatings corporation. It is operated by the owner, ensuring quality of work is inspected by the owner. Competitive pricing for high-quality paint jobs is the distinguishing trait of Viking Coatings.

Urban Hardwoods

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Urban Hardwoods

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23 years of experience

Wood used in production comes primarily from urban trees, salvaged due to disease or natural causes. No part of the manufacturing process is outsourced, including the steel work. Production, from milling to completion, takes place within a 20-mile radius and has been designed to minimize and reuse as many resources as possible. Generally the time from salvage to final product is 2 to 3 years, most of that time spent patiently drying in our green room.

Wood used in production comes primarily from urban trees, salvaged due to disease or natural causes. No part of the manufacturing process is outsourced, including the steel work. Production, from milling to completion, takes place within a 20-mile radius and has been designed to minimize and reuse as many resources as possible. Generally the time from salvage to final product is 2 to 3 years, most of that time spent patiently drying in our green room.

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Fir-niture

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13 years of experience

We build custom furniture from new or reclaimed wood. We can find the wood of your dreams and make the furniture you have always wanted.

We build custom furniture from new or reclaimed wood. We can find the wood of your dreams and make the furniture you have always wanted.

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Furniture Refinishing questions, answered by experts

Applying a topcoat sealer is not required, but it will keep the stain from fading over time. This is particularly important if the stain imparts a color or varnish. If you’re staining exterior wood, you should apply a sealant or finish to prevent weather-related issues down the line. Also, stained wood that lacks a seal won’t look as clean and fresh. A clear topcoat will give it the professional result you want.

Yes, you can tackle small rooms yourself if you're handy and have a flat, clean subfloor to work with. But seams must be sealed properly, or the barrier will fail. Any gaps will let moisture sneak through and defeat the purpose of installing this more expensive type of carpet padding. For larger rooms or areas, professional installation is usually worth the extra cost.

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.

Follow care instructions based on the material, regularly clean, and avoid moisture or heat exposure.

Sometimes you will need a stronger cleaning solution to thoroughly clean furniture before painting. It’s best to start with a mild solution to avoid damaging the surface, especially if it is an antique piece. If you need to use a stronger mixture, try a commercial cleaner or mineral spirits. Before applying any solution, do a test patch on an inconspicuous area so you don’t risk damaging the finish.

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