Finishing - Page 55 of 55

Catalyzed Lacquers
October 1, 1985

Creating a rich finish that's tough as nails
Learning How to Read the Grain
December 1, 1983

R. Bruce Hoadley has a useful tip for reading boards quickly; his memory crutch goes like this: pith side, plane with the points; bark side, backwards. However, he admits that…
Repairing Finishes: Two Ways
June 1, 1982

Burn-in resins hide deep scratches; knife technique makes the difference
FROM THE ARCHIVE: Adventures in Woodworking
December 1, 1980

George Frank's 1980 essay 'The Way to Mecca' is a literay win for a polished professional wood finisher
Oil/Varnish Finishes
November 6, 1979

Experiment to find the right proportions
The Charred Bedroom Suite
October 1, 1979

Adventures in Woodworking
Stains, Dyes and Pigments
October 1, 1978

The wood grain should remain readable
Notes on Finishing
August 1, 1978

Avoid the unseemly rush to glue up
Oil/Varnish Mix
April 1, 1976

Making oil more durable
French Polishing
December 1, 1975

The disappearing art of getting a fine shellac finish

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