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Thread: What type of old pine is this?
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4th December 2012, 01:23 PM #16
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Thanks Rozza, the duchess was the first antique I ever bought and I never got around to restoring it, until relatively recently. I must have owned it in stripped form for some 20 + years. I ended up re-polishing and selling it at Auction (didn't get much for it, though later saw it in an antique shop for around $750 !!). I sold it along with two other chests and a large kauri kitchen table, as I had committed to buy and early large cedar chest and needed some help funding its purchase.
Sorry, I had been meaning to reply to your question. I am a traditionalist when it comes to this sort of thing, so to date I have always used orange shellac. I have yet to try out white shellac or even hard shellac. One day perhaps.
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