Professional woodworker Andy Charron
completely explains why spray- finishing is a lot less trouble than it used to be. He takes the mystery
out of equipment, finishes, methods of application, coloring wood, specialty items, cleanup and troubleshooting,
and explains technological breakthroughs.

For more than 18 years, Bob Flexner has been inspiringwoodworkers with his writings &
teachings on wood finishing. Now, from this best-selling
author comes the long-awaited and completely updated
second edition of Understanding Wood Finishing—the most practical, comprehensive book on  nishing ever
published.

Take the mystery out of wood finishing with easy-to-follow exercises designed by Teri Masaschi, one of the nation's
premier wood finishing instructors. Woodworkers of all skill levels can minimize guesswork and costly mistakes as they learn the secrets of choosing, using and applying the perfect finish. Amusing Anecdotes from the Author Inside.

Anyone who finishes wood will want to own the updated & completely revised version of the highly acclaimed Wood
Finishing Book. With new, fullcolor photos and design, expanded information, and updates on technological advances in finishing, it's a must have reference.The focus is on finishes that woodworkers and finishers use.

Nothing completes a woodworking project like a beautiful, durable finish. In this DVD video, expert cabinetmaker
Frank Klausz shows you how to choose the right finish and how to apply it to your latest and greatest project
with beautiful results!

Simple tools and the correct techniques are all it takes to produce flawless finishes by hand. This DVD combines two videos: Hand-Applied Finishes: Coloring Wood and HandApplied Finishes: Applying Topcoats to offer a complete video guide to these time-tested techniques. You'll learn about:

• Preparing surfaces
• Using pore fillers
• Mixing stains
• Brushing on varnish
• Using pad laquer and shellac
• Applying French polish
• Rubbing out a finish

In this DVD, finishing expert Michael Dresdner shows you what you need to know to become a proficient wood finisher, starting with classic surface-prep problems and their solutions -- how to recognize and remove dents, how to recognize and fill gouges, how to pre-raise wood grain to get the best results under waterborne finishes, and, most important, how to sand wood.

You'll learn how to apply a simple wax finish, shellac-and-wax, and a polyurethane with only a rag for a tool. It's a simple process: rag on your finish, wipe it off, let it dry, recoat. Youve got to see this to learn how little you have to do to get a classy, silky, surface thats ideal for most indoor furniture.

Next, Dresdner visits woodfinishing expert Chris Minick, who teaches you how to brush on a flawless polyurethane varnish finish.

Finally, Dresdner explains the simple principles of spray finishing and guides you through the potentially confusing landscape of modern spraying tools. You'll find out how to set up each type of spray equipment, how to adjust spray patterns, and how to apply all the major coatings to a variety of furniture types -- a chair, a tabletop, a bookcase -- and to a guitar.

When you are working on a project and you are trying to rid your pieces of all the sanding dust particles, it can be difficult. For the best possible Finish it is necessary to remove all traces of sanding dust. Our tack cloths will pick up every bit of dust from your project giving you a clean surface. Each cloth is 18” x 36”

These dry Tack Cloths are designed for
dry dustingapplications - ideal when preparing to
apply paint or finish, since they pick up sanding residue and resist snagging with no lint fibers left behind. You can
wash and reuse them. 16"x16" size.

Foam Brushes are economical, disposable, perfect for use with stains, water based finishes and latex or enamel paints. Perfect for the shop or around the house. Assorted
pack includes 8 each, 1”, 2”, and 3” brushes.

Latex gloves offer an economical way to protect your hands when cleaning and painting. Heavy Duty Vinyl gloves
provide superior "Hand Protection" at a lower cost than Cloth, or Neoprene style gloves. Both the latex and vinyl gloves
come in pack of 25 pair.

These NEW disposable Nitrile gloves stand up to the toughest of chemicals. Latex free with textured surface for non-slip wet gripping power. Nitrile gloves have a higher tensile strength to resist punctures and tears.

Our 6” x 9” non-woven abrasive pads are manufactured from tough synthetic fibers that will not rust or splinter like steel wool. They can be used for dry scuff ng or even with chemical solvents. The pads easily conforms to cracks and crevises. Use on many different materials including metal, ceramic, plastic and wood.

Microfiber has many uses around the home from detailing your automobile, dusting fine furniture, or removing dust before finishing your woodworking projects. Microfiber is a blend of Polyester and Polymide, a nylon by product. This cloth removes dust without leavinig behind any residue. Recommended for use between coats of water
born finishes.

The old way of finishing the top side immediately after bottom is to flip the project and set it on a large board studded with nails. Painter’s Pyramids work the same way, but unlike nail boards, they can be moved around quickly for any size project, they won’t leave prick marks in the surface, and they nest into a neat, compact stack for storage. Molded with a slightly rounded tip from a non-stick, non-reactive polymer, they will not mar the finish or the wood. Each pyramid supports up to 200 lbs and stands about 2" high. Sold in packs of 10 or 36.