refinished furniture??
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mwindsor1303
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refinished furniture??
Does anybody have any pictures of their refinished furniture? I am wanting to do mine but looking for ideas on they color of the stain. Thanks in advance.
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mwindsor1303 wrote:Does anybody have any pictures of their refinished furniture? I am wanting to do mine but looking for ideas on they color of the stain. Thanks in advance.
I bought an 870 and it came with the plastic furniture. Got ahold of solid wood stock & forearm sanded them down to get them natural color. Like how it came out.
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mwindsor1303
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Re: refinished furniture??
It looks good! What finish did you use?
I started to sand down a spare forearm today to try to see if i can get the look before i take on my Wingmaster's furniture.
I started to sand down a spare forearm today to try to see if i can get the look before i take on my Wingmaster's furniture.
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mwindsor1303 wrote:It looks good! What finish did you use?
I started to sand down a spare forearm today to try to see if i can get the look before i take on my Wingmaster's furniture.
I didnt use any stain. Just sanded it down and cleaned it very good and put clear semi-gloss
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Re: refinished furniture??
O ok thank you
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I've used red oak because I have a thing for dark and red hues. If use an epoxy mix but a easier and just as pretty is an oil based polyurethane clear coat.
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mwindsor1303
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I like those colors to. I'm going to try and do the forearm a dark color and the checkering a dark red. Hope it turns out ok but if not its ok its on a spare forearm.cv0lv0g0 wrote:I've used red oak because I have a thing for dark and red hues. If use an epoxy mix but a easier and just as pretty is an oil based polyurethane clear coat.
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mwindsor1303
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My first attempt to refinish my forearm
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Re: refinished furniture??
That looks nice. Was that a Wingmaster fore-end or an Express one?
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mwindsor1303
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It believe it is off an express. Some one gave it to me so I figure I would try it on this one before I take on my wingmaster's furniture.Synchronizor wrote:That looks nice. Was that a Wingmaster fore-end or an Express one?