See the steps in restoring an old rocking chair that was to be thrown
away. Two applications of Rockler's milk paint, two applications of
wipe-on polyurethane. I had intended to sand off the finish in obvious
wear areas but didn't have the heart or experience to do that once it
was finished. It was a fun project that kept me busy at odd moments for
about two months.

http://home.att.net/~big-train/wood.html

Walter.

"Walter Johnson" wrote in message
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See the steps in restoring an old rocking chair that was to be thrown
away. Two applications of Rockler's milk paint, two applications of
wipe-on polyurethane. I had intended to sand off the finish in obvious
wear areas but didn't have the heart or experience to do that once it was
finished. It was a fun project that kept me busy at odd moments for about
two months.

http://home.att.net/~big-train/wood.html

Walter.

Great job Walter.

"Walter Johnson" wrote in message
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See the steps in restoring an old rocking chair that was to be thrown
away. Two applications of Rockler's milk paint, two applications of
wipe-on polyurethane. I had intended to sand off the finish in obvious
wear areas but didn't have the heart or experience to do that once it was
finished. It was a fun project that kept me busy at odd moments for about
two months.

http://home.att.net/~big-train/wood.html

Walter.

Many of us would have done the bon fire. Great job.

"Walter Johnson" wrote in message
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See the steps in restoring an old rocking chair that was to be thrown
away. Two applications of Rockler's milk paint, two applications of
wipe-on polyurethane. I had intended to sand off the finish in obvious
wear areas but didn't have the heart or experience to do that once it was
finished. It was a fun project that kept me busy at odd moments for about
two months.

http://home.att.net/~big-train/wood.html

Walter.


Feels good to salvage a nice piece doesn't it. Very nice job.

Hey Walter, that chair looks GREAT!
I even kinda like the color you picked after all. But if you tell anyone I
said so, I'll deny it LOL

It's great to see something like that loved back to life again.

Kate

"Walter Johnson" wrote in message
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See the steps in restoring an old rocking chair that was to be thrown
away. Two applications of Rockler's milk paint, two applications of
wipe-on polyurethane. I had intended to sand off the finish in obvious
wear areas but didn't have the heart or experience to do that once it
was finished. It was a fun project that kept me busy at odd moments for
about two months.

http://home.att.net/~big-train/wood.html

Walter.