Danster
9th June 2004, 05:21 PM
Gday all,
I have a beautiful brushbox timber kitchen which is 10 years old. It's just starting to lose some of it's new glory with some wearing and age. I'd like to completely strip it back to bare timber and re laquer or wax (not sure which yet - recommendations?).
It was originally made by a local kitchen mob who I think just sprayed it with a couple of passes of some sort of semigloss clear laquer.
It has the typical country style kitchen door mouldings/inlays and was wondering whats the best way to get into all the curves & nooks and crannies to strip them? Or sand them?
cheers
Danster
I have a beautiful brushbox timber kitchen which is 10 years old. It's just starting to lose some of it's new glory with some wearing and age. I'd like to completely strip it back to bare timber and re laquer or wax (not sure which yet - recommendations?).
It was originally made by a local kitchen mob who I think just sprayed it with a couple of passes of some sort of semigloss clear laquer.
It has the typical country style kitchen door mouldings/inlays and was wondering whats the best way to get into all the curves & nooks and crannies to strip them? Or sand them?
cheers
Danster