- Repairing Wood Finishes
- Building Wooden Organizers
- Building Wooden Tables
- General Woodworking Technique
- Kitchen & Bath Woodworking Projects
- Outdoor Woodworking Projects
Repairing Wood Finishes

With a supply list and a plan, you are well on your way to success in your furniture stripping process.

Removing shellac is one the easiest wood finish repair jobs.

Here's how to take care of those pesky wood stains.

Take care to preserve the original design.

Oil-based stain is used to color wood.

There is something warm about a good interior wood finish.

Butcher block countertops can be practical and lovely in a kitchen.

The goal with distressing wood is to make it look old again, which is accomplished by beating it up,

Don't let a small scratch compromise the wood beneath.

A wood coffee table is something that can easily accumulate burn marks onto it.

Extend the life of your wooden deck or patio furniture with a clear, protective sealer.
Wood veneer is a very thin piece of actual wood that is used to cover other wood.

Learn how you can repair scratches to keep your furniture looking great.

The repair isn't complicated, but it does take some time.
A hardwood floor that has been finished with a water-based polyurethane adds depth and warmth.
If you have scratched the wood varnish in your home you will want to make sure that you fix it quickly.

Making a distressed wood frame is fairly simple.
If you have a cedar porch swing DIY project, are you wondering whether you should paint or stain?

These attractive pieces often store cherished items.

Keep your storage chest protected with a new finish.
Restoring an aged wood banister back to its former glory can be a complicated task.

Get your banister looking as good as new without spending a fortune.