How to Clean & Wax Antique Furniture - Part 1

Greg at EuroLux Home shows how to easily clean antique furniture using a product called Howard Restor-A-Finish. This video is part one of a series on how to clean and wax antique furniture.
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[@mmdimagno]

Can i use this technique on a table with leather inlay? Thanks for the informational video.

[@axislane]

One of my favorite past times is watching men work. Well done!

[@pamackenzie]

Thank you for your instructive video. I have been looking everywhere I can think of for the brush you have chucked into your drill. Who makes it and where can I get one? Thank you!

[@Truckerchick04942]

Hello~~ I have an old Cushman chair that needs a little pick-me-up. Cushman furniture used a finishing process that from what I understand, can't be replicated. I just cleaned it with Murphy's Oil Soap, but I'm afraid to use a product that might CHANGE the color of the finish. I was going to use the "neutral" Restore-a-Finish, but my question is, if I'm not happy with the color of the neutral, can I use a DIFFERENT COLOR of the Restore-a-Finish on TOP of that?

[@EuroLuxHomeandAntiques]

Thanks for reaching out! The answer is yes, you can. The neutral Howard's Restor-A-Finish will bring back the original color of the wood on your chair. The other flavors have a small amount of stain in them, so if you for instance pick dark oak or ebony, it may slightly darken the piece, but only by a shade or two. It will not darken it significantly. Hope that helps! Aimee at EuroLuxHome.com

[@Truckerchick04942]

@@EuroLuxHomeandAntiques Thank you for your prompt reply!

[@rmaiasig]

always we learning more about how are for our antiques

[@EuroLuxHomeandAntiques]

Thanks.

[@cookiemonster8452]

Enjoyed your videos. Very helpful. Please turn your cell phone sideways so you video full size for RUclips. Thank you.

[@EuroLuxHomeandAntiques]

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[@cassieh9611]

Beautiful!

[@EuroLuxHomeandAntiques]

Thanks

[@audreyanai6616]

Hello! Where can we get that amazing drill attachment brush??? Please answer to your viewers.

[@EuroLuxHomeandAntiques]

Thanks for watching our videos! That particular brush is no longer sold in the US, but you can find drill brushes at drillbrush.com - try the two softest ones, which I think are white and green or yellow.

[@clipimagesmedia8284]

Nice sir

[@EuroLuxHomeandAntiques]

Thanks and welcome

[@joebazooka1]

Do you not answer your viewers? We all want to know about the drill brush attachment...

[@EuroLuxHomeandAntiques]

Hi there! The brushes that we were using in the video are no longer manufactured. However, we have since bought brushes from DrillBrush.com that work. Hope that helps! Aimee at EuroLuxHome.com

[@EuroLuxHomeandAntiques]

Hello everyone! There is a new source for these brushes! TRG Briwax tampico fiber line of brushes for drills. They have three, and one of them seems to be very much like the one Greg was using in the video. As of today, you can find them online. The "drum brush" sells for about $45, and the "Pine brush" sells for about $25.