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School Library Journal
Is your antique furniture beat-up and deteriorating? Professional restorers and instructors, the Marxes here compile their considerable expertise. Pulling from their own stock of photos, they cover a wide range of restoring problems and solutions. The instructions are detailed, with some terminology left undefined, and knowledge of basic techniques is assumed. While the text does have good organization and step-by-step instructions, there is no handholding and limited illustrations. An experienced furniture maker may not have problems with these projects, but they are not for the beginner. This impressive book is suitable for larger collections or where the topic is in demand.
—Karen Ellis Copyright 2007 Reed Business Information
Overview
Repair that favorite antique—with step-by-step help from the pros.
Who doesn't love to watch Antiques Roadshow? And who doesn’t secretly suspect that Mom's sewing cabinet, that great thrift-store table, or Grandpa's rocking chair could someday be the star of the show? If only the cabinet door hung straight... if only the table weren't all scratched up.. if only the chair still rocked. Now it's easy to get those pieces ready for their close-up! Furniture Restoration makes it ...