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Dry or wet sand?

I might have missed this in the video, but you're using a pulse wave unit, not the continuous wave... yes? If that's the case, this would work on outdoor funiture as well. Materials such as aluminum, wrought iron, marble, concrete, fiberglass, etc could be integrated within your particular cleaning/restoration service. Btw, has this increased your customer base? How were you able to market your new service? Do you charge by the job or by the hour? The reason I asked is because I live in the southeastern part of the US and see a lot of potential in using this type of equipment for residential and commercial use. It's relatively a new market and I would certainly like to capitalize on it if everything falls into place. Unfortunately, there's not enough information out there to support it as a stand alone business.

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Good morning! Thanks for the video! One question though. Can you begin the process on raw wood or does it need to be sealed first? Thanks and I look forward to your reply! Dan

Great tutorial. Thanks!

Incredible veneer repair! I am in the process of repairing/restoring teak veneer on my 45yo power yacht. Your informative video gave me the inspiration to repair some sanded through areas instead of replacing it. Thank you!

Was this a genuine Herman Miller chair?

Curious as to what happened with the laser? I'm looking to purchase one and you're that only one on UA-cam with a business that shows one in use. Any updates on it at all?

Harmful fumes … I think you need to use the respirator with the pink cartridges , carbon filter

The last one I saw was $60k 😬

You're the first one I've found who's method is actually seemoess. Thank you so much for sharing!🥰

Holly crap! Did you consider what might happen to passers by if some overshoot from your laser hit them in the eye when you were using that thing outside of the shop? Class 4 lasers are extremely dangerous. Lasers are great but you need to impose some safety rules, including protective barriers around whatever you are working on.

Thanks! What great ideas. I think the bolt idea will work for me.

Yes my handyman quit at the point of weaving the jute so now I’m getting a jute stretcher and finish the job just the video I needed

another youtuber says he uses a box fan to blow the debris away and a smoke purifier of some sort and it saves the lenses quite a bit doing this

does it only do wood or does it also do rust and stuff off of metal surfaces? is this a continuous mode or pulse mode?

Excellent video that seems easy to try. Thanks

Great idea for a quick fix. Thank you for this idea.

I just reupholstered my kitchen stools. They have non-threaded inserts in mdf and they all pulled out. After watching this incredible video, I’m thinking I need to purchase threaded inserts and use epoxy. Im thinking that I could repair the hole and then drill in the new inserts. Do you think the repair will hold? Do you have any other suggestions. Im so disappointed as they all pulled out the first time I sat on it and leaned forward to get off 😭

I like how at the 3:40 mark you have the laser pointed out at the general public walking by. Pretty much the highlight of the video. I used to get annoyed at people who would stop outside my shop and take inventory to share with their burglar friends. This totally solves that!!

Thank you! Was about to toss one of my favorite chairs - but I will now try to fix it!

I am using this technique. Have done the first layer. I am so thrilled! This is going to work. I thought I had truly ruined it. Thank you thank you🙋🏼‍♀️

On INST Hawaii_modern didn’t like this SKP mount.

What about furniture that is not solid wood. I guess it is more pressed wood.

Love the vids Dan. I always learn from them. Thanks!!

That looks like the sloppiest mess I've ever seen. How to you get all that epoxy off the wood veneer and shock pad?! Geez.

One of, if not the best video on the subject. Thank you for this!!

Good colouring back technique and very generous of you to share and teach your skills.

Arthur, thank your for taking time explaining your laser process. We look forward to ordering our unit to assist our clients her in the AZ!

Could I use nail polish remover in a small spot to test to see if it's lacquer or polyurethane before buying acetone?

Would you still make this investment today now that you’ve had it for an extended period?

Thank you. Greetings from Costa Rica.

Hi Dan, I just did and thank you!

Hi Dan, I have the exact same machine. Can you please give me the machine setup for the cleaning? Regards

Nicely done

One of the best videos using lacquer that I have seen. Straight to the point with lots of information. Thank you!!

I know little about varnish. Other that it's supposed to protect wood. But does varnish itself not scratch? I have seen scratched varnish plenty of times, but I rarely see scratched wood without varnish?

Just got a mid century modern piece from a flea market that got a bad paint job can’t wait to try this! I appreciate it.

Y didnt you use the lazer?

Thank you for this video! It was very easy to understand, your instructions and reasonings for each step are very clear. I have a bench leg with a similar break. I am a lot more confident in “attempting” the repair 😊

Hi Dan, Arthur did great job. Have you tried on hardwood floor ?

hi dan, thank you, I sanded through the veneer so deeply. I did not realize it was a veneered bench till after the fact.. learning. can I fill in a semi deep spot with the powder? or should I call it a day? rebecca

I cannot find part 2...I need to see the second part. :)

What grit sandpaper is best for this?

Hi Dan, at the 5 second mark, what is the process for "punched" thinner wood like shown? I have a similar piece to fix... I used an exacto knife to clean the edges so pieces come together, but the wood wants to go different directions and won't lay flat. Thank you for any tips! Yours came out beautiful!

Beautiful repair

My dog chewed my legs on my 1800 Era lion feet furniture. How can I carve lion feet again?

Will this work on damage that happened due to chemicals? A scented diffuser was knocked over on a table and I didn’t realize it, so the oil sat overnight and when I wiped it away, it took the finish with it 😢

Awesome demo, our shop is considering a 3000 watt laser

Just got an antique Victorian sitting chair that needs some love in restoring the jute bottom. Thank you so much for the great tutorial!