Not every refinishing project begins with sanding. In some cases, sanding can do more harm than good, especially with delicate finishes like shellac or antique veneers. This guide explains when you should skip sanding and use alternative restoration methods instead....
Wooden kitchen islands face daily wear from meal prep, spills, and constant use. Over time, the finish can dull, scratch, or stain, making the surface less attractive and harder to clean. With the right sanding technique and grit progression, you...
Water rings, light scratches, and dullness can ruin the beauty of a wooden tabletop. With a strategic sanding sequence—120, 400, and 3000 grit—you can bring back the wood’s natural luster without heavy chemical stripping. This method works for solid hardwood...
