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After reading fromLibrary, I decided to purchase a copy.,
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This review is from: Finishing Magic: Dressing Up Naked Furniture with Woodgraining Techniques (Paperback)
Woodworking is my passionate hobby. After a tour of Montecello, I asked the docent if the doors were new or restored-since the finish was relatively fresh compared to the rest of the 200 year old building. He informed me that the finish was a faux woodgrain. I have since been looking for a pictorial refence to learn how it was done. There are many resources for assorted faux finishes. "Finishing Magic" is dedicated to woodgraining exclusively, and just what I needed. While some of the techniques are overly decorative, others will be indespensible. It is easy reading, and the photos are excellent.
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Finishing Magic: Dressing Up Naked Furniture with Woodgraining Techniques by Bill Russell (Paperback - July 2001)
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