wheelinround
1st November 2012, 07:06 PM
This cabinet was made by youngest son for his year 12 project (he's now 31) all made from African Ash frame, edging and draw, MDF vernered African Ash and some Silky Oak (teacher organised that). He had made two African Ash door frames but latter decided these would never be used.
About this time last year it came into our possession sadly someone (no one has owned up) had use water based lacquer ad very badly brushed it on. I spent weeks hand sanding as well as orbital and palm sanding to remove the streaky yellowing effect it had created, put in the cable access holes. Finished with Satin Timbalac Nitrocellulose.. (http://www.timbalaccoatings.com.au/aboutUs.html)sprayed on.
About this time last year it came into our possession sadly someone (no one has owned up) had use water based lacquer ad very badly brushed it on. I spent weeks hand sanding as well as orbital and palm sanding to remove the streaky yellowing effect it had created, put in the cable access holes. Finished with Satin Timbalac Nitrocellulose.. (http://www.timbalaccoatings.com.au/aboutUs.html)sprayed on.