The amateur finisher's guidebook
By: by Borden Hall [pseud.]
Publisher: Harper
Published: 1952
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 115
Subjects: Wood finishing.; Furniture finishing.
Table of contents: title: Yes, I Did It Myself!
pagenum: i
label: I; title: Brushes: How to Buy, Use and Care FOR Them
pagenum: 7
label: II; title: Getting the Right Color
pagenum: 14
label: III; title: Removing Paint and Varnish
pagenum: 20
label: IV; title: The Intelligent Use of Abrasives
pagenum: 27
label: V; title: On Using Bleaches
pagenum: 32
label: vi; title: Brushing and Rolling It On
pagenum: 38
label: VII; title: Water and Spirit Stains
pagenum: 48
label: viii; title: Using Oil Stains
pagenum: 54
label: IX; title: Finish After Staining
pagenum: 59
label: X; title: Using Wood Fillers
pagenum: 64
label: XL; title: Hand Rubbing Is Easy
pagenum: 73
label: xii; title: How TO Use a Spray Gun
pagenum: 77
label: xiii; title: Refinishing Old Pine and Maple
pagenum: 83
label: XIV; title: Refinishing Antiques in Walnut and AIahogany
pagenum: 86
label: XV; pagenum: 89
title: XM Finishing Unfinished Furniture; title: Anyone Can Finish or Refinish Floors
pagenum: 92
label: XVII; title: XVIII Walls, Ceilings and Woodwork
pagenum: 96
label: VI; title: The Ultramodern Finishes
pagenum: 102
label: XIX; title: Home Application of Plastic Veneers
pagenum: 109
label: XX