Fine Wood Furniture offers a showroom full of quality, real wood, unfinished and finished furniture that will last a lifetime.
Living room furniture, home office furniture, patio furniture, outdoor furniture, bedroom furniture, chests of drawers, beds, and armoires are just a few pieces available on the showroom floor. Also available are various specials on dining room tables, chairs, curio cabinets, gun cabinets, rocking chairs, swings, and adirondack chairs.
If you can not find what you're looking for on the showroom floor, take a look in our catalogs for that perfect piece of furniture that will last for years to come. Custom finishing is available on all showroom pieces.
Come by today and let our friendly, professional staff help you find the furniture you've been looking for.
Since 1969
Wood Furniture has been a stable factor in the finished and ready-to-finish furniture business since 1969. Our product line is not limited to showroom space. We order from many different manufactures all over the United States.
Fine Wood Furniture is your source for factory finished, unfinished or custom finished furniture. Unlike our competitors all of our furniture is made of real wood.
Our professional staff will help you choose from a wide variety of styles, woods, and finishes. While custom finishing is available on sight, detailed instructions for various finishing methods are also available.
Whatever your taste in furniture, you'll find the best quality and value at Fine Wood Furniture.
Read the directions on the can.
Stir the lacquer (never shake, it will cause the lacquer to bubble up). Next, using a natural bristle brush (ONLY), apply one coat of lacquer. After 30 minutes to 1 hour apply the second coat. (Put two coats of lacquer on before sanding,you'll be less likely to sand through to your stain).Let dry overnight. Sand lightly with 220-320 grit sandpaper. Carefully sand moulding and turnings. Stay off sharp edges. Dust well and wipe with a tack cloth (a lightly damp t-shirt rag works well). Apply the third and final coat.
If using Polyurethane:
Read the directions on the can.
Stir the polyurethane(never shake). Let each coat dry thoroughly (it is dry enough, if when sanding it makes dust). Polyurethaneneeds sanding between every coat for adhesion. Sand with 220-320 grit sandpaper.
Important things to remember:
- Follow product instructions on the can.
- Take your time, letting each coat dry thoroughly.
- Keep your project piece as dust free as possible.
- When using lacquer, do not over brush. Very little brushing is needed with Self-Leveling Deft Lacquer.
Tip 1: After the first coat of finish, wrap bristle brush in aluminum foil and freeze (this is so you only have to buy one brush and there will be no need for cleaner). Let your brush thaw while stirring finish for final coat. Clean up with thinner. Lacquer thinner for lacquer and mineral spirits for polyurethane. (This won't work with water based products)
Tip 2: We have a very knowledgeable staff for any technical questions. Also a finisher on site if he needs to finish or fix your finishing project.
Relax and have fun!
Disclaimer: These are general finishing instructions; problems not mentioned may arise.