Beginner antique furniture repair and restoration. DVD video

By www.AntqRestoration.com. A beginner course for restoration & repair of antique wood furniture on DVD. If you want to enjoy antiques as a hobby, preserve family heirlooms, restore, repair, care for your own collection, or start a business for the repair and restoration of antique wood furniture, this is for you. If you have no experience with antique furniture, start here. It is better that you know very little, than to be full of all the wrong concepts you may have learned from other well meaning sources. You will learn the basics of conservation and restoration for antique furniture in easy to understand terms. The same information is used by museums. The goal is to protect and minimize deterioration to keep antique furniture in its' original state and prolong its' existence. Antiques require proper care to protect them from various potential hazards in a home. Your home is not a museum, but you can continue to use, enjoy and safeguard your antiques. Learn how to protect your antiques. Learn how popular finishes of the 1700's, 1800's and early 1900's were created. What is proper repair. This knowledge can be applied to your own antique furniture. Find out where to buy products and supplies. The video clip you are viewing here is a preview of the 4+ hour course on 4 DVDs.
http://www.AntqRestoration.com

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[zeevon9]

Not very helpful.

[SurfTheory]

Did you actually watch this before uploading?

[FurnitureFixer]

It looks like an interesting course.

[jobiejaws]

You showed us how to do nothing How was this a beginner course in anything?

[mygodhowbigisthat]

learned 'JACK' !