How To Lime Wood | Priory Polishes
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Liberon Liming Wax is a white wax used to create a limed effect on oak and other interior hardwoods. Learn how to professionally strip and lime wood using these simple techniques.
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Liberon Fine Wood Stripper - 500 ml priorypolishes...
Liberon Steel Wool - 1 Kg (Grade 0000 & Grade 3)
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Liberon Wax and Polish Remover priorypolishes...
Liberon Bronze Liming Brush
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Liberon Liming Wax
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Liberian black bison paste clear
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Priory Polishes Fine Cotton Buffing Cloths
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Liberon Liming Kit
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Edited by: Ruby Driscoll
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0:15 - Step 1: Remove all the handles and fittings
0:23- Step 2: Apply Liberon Fine Wood Stripper to the surface
0:46- Step 3: Use a scraper to remove the first layer of polish
1:39- Step 4: Apply a second coat of stripper and use Course Steel Wool to remove the excess polish
4:15- Step 5: Once fully stripped use Liberon Wax & Polish Remover to neautralise the wood
4:38 - Step 6: Lightly sand the wood in the direction of the grain
4:50- Step 7: Use a Liberon Bronze Liming Brush to open the pores in the grain of the wood
5:07- Step 8: Apply Liberon Liming Wax using Ultra-Fine 0000 Steel Wool
5:21- Step 9: Leave around 5 minutes then buff off the excess
7:40- Step 10: Apply Liberon Black Bison Wax Paste Clear
7:52- Step 11: Once dry, buff off the Wax with a clean Buffing Cloth
8:42- Step 12: Carefully re-attach the hardware and handles
A really clear guide. No nonsense. Thank you.
Thank you :)
Nice job 👍🏻
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Thank you.
Damn ! so many people with control issues here in the comments ! I for one, loved this whole production. It was clear you know what you are doing and more importantly WHAT YOU WANTED ! This chest turned out beautiful AND i learned a lot, so Thanks 🙏 To all the negators...go make your own video & and stop being RUclips parasites !
Thank you so much for your comment! We really appreciate the lovely feedback and are glad you enjoyed our video! :)
I was on board, until the wire brushing and wax "effect".. It looks contrived and Disney-fide. I would have preferred bleaching and or Lime washing.
Hi, if you do not use the liming brush to open the grain, then the liming paste will not stick in the grain and will not work. You can not cause a limed effect without opening the grain first.
@@priorypolishes Well that is not entirely true... I have seen lime wax used without using a wire brush and sure the effect was lessened, but I think in this and other cases, that is a good thing.. less is more!
@@rw9207 I suppose this depends on the type of finish you want. If you want to Lime wood correctly, you do need to open the grain but if you prefer a lessened effect, you could just use a white wood wax, rather than the liming wax.
Too much time spent showing you the same task over and over. Could have been done in half the time. Awful music.
Hi, our music is copyright free and we have had no complaints as of yet. There is a mute button on the video you can press to not hear the music. A lot of people like to see the process of the task, in our description, we have time stamps so that you can skip to the next step quickly! I hope this helps :)
Sorry but it was tedious . How many times do you have to be shown how to scrape varnish off! @@priorypolishes
@@pennysavervh You are absolutely entitled to your opinion, however we have never had any complaints on the length of the video! Like I stated before, people love to watch the entire process of the restoration, and there is a button to skip if not! :)