Stripping furniture with veneer

I was amazed at what was underneath all that veneer on this wood dresser. I'll never walk away from veneer damage ever again.

Stripping furniture with oven cleaner?! Yes, you heard me right! It is an easy and inexpensive way to bring an outdated piece back to life.

Interested in refinishing furniture, but don’t know where to start? Or what exactly to do? Or what supplies to use? Then this how to furniture makeover guide is just for you! I’m sharing everything you need to start DIY furniture renovation. From the exact tools and supplies to the best method for cleaning, stripping wood, sanding wood, painting wood, staining wood, and sealing wood furniture. SAVE this pin for later, then click to read more about DIY furniture makeovers.

Let’s Strip This Paint Back… I removed the various colours of paint and to my absolute shock found a beautiful veneer. With this welcome surprise I decided to refinish the wood with a hardwax oil...

Here’s why I did what I did: 🌟 The veneer on the top was too damaged to save. I had to fill in massive chunks with epoxy wood filler, which wouldn’t take the stain the same as the veneer. Staining...

The ultimate method for removing veneer from wood furniture, plus tips for repairing and restoring wood veneer furniture so that you can enjoy it for years to come.

Simple step by step instructions on how to strip furniture with oven cleaner to get a raw wood finish. This is an easy and simple DIY project and funiture rehab.

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Step into the intriguing world of furniture refinishing, where potential hides beneath layers of old paint and varnish. Lovely vintage pieces, and precious heirlooms – all can be transformed without the elbow grease of stripping. Discover a better way to restore charm, character, and life to furniture, by learning how to refinish them without resorting to stripping. Sharing step by step how we restored the top of an Victorian Eastlake chest.