Furniture, Wood and Cabinetry Finishing - ALL forum participants - PLEASE READ!
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George
08-30-02, 06:04 PM
Welcome to the Wood Finishing Forum. Here you're welcome to ask any and all questions concerning wood finshing/refinishing.
As you might imagine, in the years this forum has been in existence, we've answered many questions that had already been covered in previous topics. Questions concerning finishes, strippers, stripping, water marks, and quite a few others.
What I'd like to suggest is simply this: before you post a question, use the search feature here at DYI to see if there are previous discussions of the same topic. If your question isn't answered in these, feel free to post a new entry.
The "Search" button is located in grey bar near the top of each screen. Click on it, select the forum you want to look in, type in your query topic, and away you go!
Remember, the more general the query, the more ‘hits' you'll get.
As you might imagine, in the years this forum has been in existence, we've answered many questions that had already been covered in previous topics. Questions concerning finishes, strippers, stripping, water marks, and quite a few others.
What I'd like to suggest is simply this: before you post a question, use the search feature here at DYI to see if there are previous discussions of the same topic. If your question isn't answered in these, feel free to post a new entry.
The "Search" button is located in grey bar near the top of each screen. Click on it, select the forum you want to look in, type in your query topic, and away you go!
Remember, the more general the query, the more ‘hits' you'll get.