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Once it is stripped you should sand it with 150-220 grit sand paper, stain and clear coat it. There are a variety of clear coats you can use read the labels to make sure the stain and clear coat are compatible.

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I have used liquid nails for attaching cabinets, mirrors and flooring. For repairs I wouldn't use it because it's shear strength max is 240 psi Carpenter glue shear strength is over 2,000 psi depending on the glue and material. The reason being, carpenter glue soaks into the wood much better knitting the 2 pieces together. Hope that helps

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It is a good point. The problem with a through bolt is the plywood arm becomes at risk and will break in half if out under too much stress. We have replaced many of the lower backrest shells because the wood failed. When this happens we have to purchase a new backrest piece, try and get one with similar grain and color, then color adjust it to match the other pieces. I agree there should be a design change but I don't think it will happen any time soon. if given the choi

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Shellac is an alcohol based product it can be sprayed, brushed or wiped on. French Polish is a way of building shellac with a pad. Varnish sometimes refer to an oil based top coat to seal and protect the wood which sometimes comes with color in it. It is also a generic term for the top clear coat over the sealer. I use the term varnish in this way. Lacquer is a nitro cellulose base product that melts the layer it is being applied to and joins with it chemically. Because of this lacquer can't be brushed on and has to be sprayed. Sanding sealer sometimes is made from the same material and the 1st coat can be brushed on. Hope this helps If you want to donate to support our channel our PayPal is paypal.me/furniturerepairman

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Hello, I'm not sure it will work on the old lead base paint. If I were going to purchase one for that purpose I would get a very high watt machine. We found it will strip off the top layer of paint on furniture but struggles with the primer. Sometimes we are able to remove the primer with multiple passes and sometimes it loosens the primer enough that it can be easily removed with a scraper. I would think the 300 watt machine or above would be able to handle the work. The 200 watt machine may be able to do it but we have never used one(ours is a 100 watt machine) You have to use a putty knife to shield any glass you are working close to. Hope this helps. If you want to donate to support our channel our PayPal is paypal.me/furniturerepairman

@danthefurniturerepairman9411 I spoke to a manufacturer and they said 1000w machines will take 1.5mm of paint - didnt mention anything about lead though. I wonder if lighter woods are more difficult to strip clear coats off of. I read that white paint takes longer to strip as it reflect laser light more.

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Its 1 inch by 3/4 in by 4 in

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That is a very difficult repair. We have touched up a few of them and it takes a few tries to get it right. You can make a cut out in a piece of paper and lay it over the repair area. Don't tape it down because the tape may pull off some of the color when you remove it. Then working with a few spray cans mist in a color that is close. Practice first on a piece of paper to see the colors and spray pattern. With a few tries and a little luck you may be able to blend it in. Car part places sometimes have lacquer spray cans with colors and silvers etc if not you can purchase from a mohawk supplier. If you want to donate to support our channel our PayPal is paypal.me/furniturerepairman

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Yes apply stripper and let it set in for a while

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I cut the metal at the bend, then span the area with L channel and bolt it to both sides. This should make it straight again.

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Yes I have, they are very heavy with pigment so we found we had to build slow with them in layers to make sure the clear coat had good adhesion. They are a great tool.

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We have used it on metal and it works very well. We purchased the 100 watt machine but the 200 watt machine would have been a better choice for thick finishes. We strip about 75% of our projects with the machine and it has held up. We only do refinishing and our shop keeps the machine busy. Here is the link to the machine we purchased www.jnctlaser.com/laser-machine/laser-cleaning-machine/100w-laser-cleaning-machine/

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You can start with raw wood but it will act like a stain, penetrating the wood fibers which is OK. I always seal the wood first because it lets me see the color of the wood and I can adjust my touch up to that color also if the my first layer is a bad choice it lets me sand it off and go again because it hasn't absorbed into the wood fibers.

thank you for the reply. I have another question for you though. I do not do any lacquer spraying because I'm not set up for it. Therefore I hand apply polyurethane. But before I apply polyurethane I put down shellac. With this information, what should I be mixing my pigments with and if I need to remove it from the surface, what's the best product to do that? Thanks

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We are very happy with the machine. It has paid for itself. We do use lens covers up quickly, we get about 6 hours out of one. There is a learning curve to it and getting the settings correct is important. We have a 100 watt machine and wish we had purchased the 200 watt machine because there are some paints it struggles with. If you want to donate to support our channel our PayPal is paypal.me/furniturerepairman

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