Upcycled Used Furniture Store

We repair Restore Paint and Sell Upcycled Furniture

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We repair your valuable furniture

1. Wood Furniture Repair:
   • Scratch Repair: Filling in and smoothing out scratches in wooden surfaces.
   • Dent Removal: Repairing dents or impressions in the wood.
   • Stain Removal: Removing water stains, heat marks, or other discolorations.
   • Refinishing: Stripping old finishes and applying new stains or coatings.
2. Antique Furniture Restoration:
   • Stripping and Refinishing: Removing old finishes and applying new ones.
   • Hardware Replacement: Replacing or restoring antique hardware.
   • Structural Repairs: Reinforcing or repairing weakened or damaged structures.
3. Furniture Frame Repair:
   • Joinery Repair: Fixing loose or broken joints in wooden frames.
   • Reinforcement: Adding additional supports or braces for stability.
   • Leg Repair: Fixing or replacing damaged legs on chairs, tables, etc.
4. General Furniture Maintenance:
   • Cleaning: Removing dirt, grime, and stains.
   • Tightening: Checking and tightening loose screws and bolts.
   • Lubrication: Applying lubricants to moving parts like hinges and slides.

Furniture Restoring

1. Stripping and Refinishing:
   • Removing old finishes and paint layers.
   • Sanding to reveal the natural wood.
   • Applying new stains, paints, or clear finishes.
2. Veneer Repair and Replacement:
   • Patching or replacing damaged veneer.
   • Matching and applying new veneer to restore the original look.
3. Re-Gluing and Joinery Work:
   • Disassembling and regluing loose joints.
   • Repairing or replacing dowels, tenons, or other joinery elements.
4. Color Matching:
   • Matching and recreating original paint or stain colors.
   • Blending in repairs to achieve a seamless appearance.
5. Inlay and Marquetry Restoration:
   • Repairing or replacing missing or damaged inlay or marquetry.
   • Matching and replicating intricate patterns.
6. Hardware Restoration:
   • Cleaning and polishing original hardware.
   • Repairing or replacing missing or damaged hardware.
   • Replicating or sourcing period-appropriate hardware.

Furniture paining

1. Surface Preparation:
   • Cleaning: Thoroughly clean the furniture to remove dust, dirt, and grease.
   • Sanding: Smooth the surface using fine-grit sandpaper to promote paint adhesion.
2. Priming:
   • Primer Application: Apply a suitable primer to create a smooth and even base for the paint.
   • Primer Sanding: Lightly sand the primed surface for a smoother finish.
3. Choosing Paint:
   • Selecting the Right Paint: Choose paint suitable for the furniture material (wood, metal, plastic, etc.).
   • Choosing Finish: Decide on a matte, satin, gloss, or other finish based on the desired look.
4. Paint Application:
   • Roller Application: Use foam or fabric rollers for larger, flat surfaces.
   • Spray Painting: Consider using a paint sprayer for a smooth and even finish.
5. Layering and Distressing:
   • Layered Finishes: Apply multiple paint layers for a distressed or layered effect.
   • Distressing Techniques: Use sandpaper or other tools to distress the paint for a vintage look.
6. Color Blocking:
   • Two-Tone or Multi-Color Painting: Create visual interest by painting different sections in contrasting colors.
7. Faux Finishes:
   • Wood Grain: Mimic the look of wood grain with paint.
   • Marble or Stone: Create the appearance of marble or stone using faux finishing techniques.
8. Sealing and Finishing:
   • Topcoat Application: Apply a clear topcoat for added durability and protection.
   • Choosing Sealants: Select a sealant appropriate for the type of paint used.
9. Touch-Up and Repairs:
   • Color Matching: Keep extra paint for touch-ups and color matching.
   • Repairing Scratches: Touch up scratches or blemishes with matching paint.