http://www.newlifewoodconditioners.com Antique Furniture | Furniture Restoration Fri, 10 Dec 2010 20:04:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.newlifewoodconditioners.com/about/#comment-790 imihaiu Sun, 27 Dec 2009 22:48:15 +0000 #comment-790 That's a great line of products, I haven't tried it but some friends of mine did and they were really excited about it. I hope it comes soon in our stores. I have an <a rel="nofollow">Adjustable Bed</a> that I bought from an antique shop, it looks like it's from the '60 and I'd love to put it to use, so I think this will do the trick. That's a great line of products, I haven't tried it but some friends of mine did and they were really excited about it. I hope it comes soon in our stores. I have an Adjustable Bed that I bought from an antique shop, it looks like it's from the '60 and I'd love to put it to use, so I think this will do the trick.

]]> http://www.newlifewoodconditioners.com/about/#comment-711 Dylan@Furniture Thu, 10 Dec 2009 19:44:12 +0000 #comment-711 I've heard good things about New Life. I’ve heard good things about New Life.

]]> http://www.newlifewoodconditioners.com/about/#comment-694 Jay@Subway Tile Mon, 07 Dec 2009 19:18:44 +0000 #comment-694 We have an antique oriental cabinet that we used the Ramax products on and it turned out wonderful, I can't express how happy we have been with these products. We have an antique oriental cabinet that we used the Ramax products on and it turned out wonderful, I can’t express how happy we have been with these products.

]]> http://www.newlifewoodconditioners.com/about/#comment-631 admin Thu, 19 Nov 2009 01:48:32 +0000 #comment-631 Karen thanks for the interest in carrying New Life in your store! We look forward to having you on board!!! Karen thanks for the interest in carrying New Life in your store! We look forward to having you on board!!!

]]> http://www.newlifewoodconditioners.com/about/#comment-630 admin Thu, 19 Nov 2009 01:43:32 +0000 #comment-630 Brian I agree, tung oil is definitely not for use on finished furniture! We clearly state that it is for unfinished or raw wood. Thanks for the heads up! Brian I agree, tung oil is definitely not for use on finished furniture! We clearly state that it is for unfinished or raw wood. Thanks for the heads up!

]]> http://www.newlifewoodconditioners.com/about/#comment-629 Home Consignment Center Thu, 19 Nov 2009 00:02:29 +0000 #comment-629 Hello. Sally Star Lynn an employee of mine suggested we carry your product in our stores in Austin. She carried your product 20 years ago in her antique store in Pleasanton TX. Please send me a price list. Thank You, Karen Home Consignment Center- Austin Hello.
Sally Star Lynn an employee of mine suggested we carry your product in our stores in Austin. She carried your product 20 years ago in her antique store in Pleasanton TX. Please send me a price list.
Thank You,
Karen
Home Consignment Center- Austin

]]> http://www.newlifewoodconditioners.com/about/#comment-625 Marcy @ DirectBuy Tue, 17 Nov 2009 20:20:36 +0000 #comment-625 You have a list of impressive restoration projects. I plan to try Remax for an old desk that is sitting in my garage. Not so impressive of a project, but I hope the end result will impress. You have a list of impressive restoration projects. I plan to try Remax for an old desk that is sitting in my garage. Not so impressive of a project, but I hope the end result will impress.

]]> http://www.newlifewoodconditioners.com/about/#comment-605 Brian Toomey Sat, 14 Nov 2009 01:21:58 +0000 #comment-605 Tung oil caused very serious damage to l8th furniture at a major museum some years ago. It made national news!! Tung oil, once applied, causes wood to become dark and it is irreversible. The curator of this museum, the name escapes me, was not aware of this, and a bit of history is being destroyed. Tung oil is bad news. As for less valuable and newer items I have no knowledge as to the effects of Tung Oil. Trust me, this product requires a warning for anyone applying to very valuable early furniture. Regards, Brian Toomey toomey1@cox.net 860-983-8082 Tung oil caused very serious damage to l8th furniture at a major museum
some years ago. It made national news!! Tung oil, once applied, causes wood to become dark and it is irreversible. The curator of this museum, the name escapes me, was not aware of this, and a bit of history is being destroyed.
Tung oil is bad news. As for less valuable and newer items I have no knowledge as to the effects of Tung Oil. Trust me, this product requires a
warning for anyone applying to very valuable early furniture.
Regards, Brian Toomey toomey1@cox.net 860-983-8082

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