Touch Up Supplies
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$79.95Whether you're completing repairs or working a full restoration, there is, in most cases, a need for touch up. With this color box, customizing any color tone is possible.These 12 colors are dry powders. Some are aniline dyes, some are earth pigments, others are colors ground from stone. They are disolved best in alcohol and alcohol based finishes. They work exceptionally well with our pre mixed French polish - Rocket Pad. Learn More
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$6.95For quick and effortless touch up these permanent furniture markers are terrific for those annoying scratches, nicks, paint splatters, worn edges, and vacuum damage. Markers are 5" in length with a felt tip. Use on finished or unfinished wood.
The Dark Walnut Marker is the one we use most often in the restoration shop. You won't find a better marker, anywhere. Learn More -
$29.9510 Soft Cloths (approx. 10 sq. yds.) Cheesecloth is a loose woven cotton cloth which is highly versatile and re-usable.
All our cheesecloth wipes are fluffy, lint free and consistently absorbent. Our professional quality soft cloth cheese cloth are the number one choice for antique furniture restorers, painters, wood finishers, antique dealers and home owners.
Cheesecloth UsesFurniture polishing cloth
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Applying & buffing furniture wax
Soft cleaning cloth
Staining cloth
French polishing cloth
Appling shellac
Make your own tack cloth
Painters cloth
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$99.0050 Soft Cloths - $1.80 Each Piece Cheesecloth is a loose woven cotton cloth which is highly versatile and re-usable.
All our cheesecloth wipes are fluffy, lint free and consistently absorbent. Our professional quality soft cloth cheese cloth are the number one choice for antique furniture restorers, painters, wood finishers, antique dealers and home owners.
Approximately 9 square feet each.
Cheesecloth Uses
Furniture polishing cloth
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Applying & buffing furniture wax
Soft cleaning cloth
Staining cloth
French polishing cloth
Appling shellac
Make your own tack cloth
Painters cloth
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$19.95This is a 26 lb. Wool Felt Block. Which means it takes 26 pounds of wool compressed into a square yard 1 1/8 inches thick. Very firm but flexible. Excellent for use when sanding raw wood, rubbing out a finish topcoat or in between finish coats. Once you use this block, you'll be like me and it will become your "go to" block. Learn More -
$15.95Titebond Liquid Hide Wood Glue is ideal for fine furniture and antiques repair. Slow set allows for precise assembly. It is the preferred choice for fine woodworking and delicate assemblies. It provides superior strength, longer open assembly time and excellent sandability. It's sensitivity to moisture allows for the easy disassembly of parts, a critical benefit in antique restoration and the repair of musical instruments. Learn More -
$8.950000 steel wool pads are instrumental in the furniture restoration process. Used to clean and polish metals such as bronze, copper, and stainless steel; to cut back between coats of varnish or paint; or use it with soapy water to clean and polish porcelain, and marble; to rub out finishes; to apply wax and adjust sheens.Rosini's imported 0000 Steel Wool Pads provide a good multi-purpose grade at a competative price. Each pack contains 8 pads. Learn More
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$22.50The Gold Point Sable Touch Up Brush is ideal for artists and restorers alike. Fine tip holds its shape well and provides many uses. Choose from #4 (smaller) or #6 (larger). "These are the best touch up brushes I've ever used. They hold alot of material and they last a very long time". Floyd Learn More -
$34.95Shellac is one of the oldest finishes still used today. This traditional finish is natural and produces a highly desireable depth and richness.Simply dissolve these orange shellac flakes by mixing with denatured alcohol. Apply several coats with a cloth to stained or unstained wood for that original "old look".
When mixing shellac, the consistancy is defined in terms of "cut". Here at the restoration shop we use a 2 1/2 lb cut. Meaning, to get the consistancy (cut) that we like to finish with, we simply mix 2 1/2 lbs of shellac flakes to each gallon of denatured alcohol. Learn More
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$39.95Rosini's Lemon Shellac Flakes will produce a pale gold tinted French Polish which is often used in antique restoration or in the production of fine furniture.
DIRECTIONS: Add 250g, (1/2 lb.) of Lemon Shellac Flakes to 1 Litre, (1 qt.) Denatured Alcohol, (200 proof Ethanol is best, give a call, we have it.) Allow to soak for a minimum of 24 hrs. or until Shellac Flakes have dissolved. Stir occasionally to help the Shellac Flakes to dissolve more easily. More Shellac Flakes or Denatured Alcohol may be added to adjust color and strength according to your personal preference. Learn More