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Norm's Guide to Antiquing and Furniture Restoration

28 minutes 50 seconds

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Man wearing rubber gloves and apron stands behind a chest with drawers needing refinishing. Caption. We'll strip this piece of furniture.

Master furniture craftsman Norm Wobschall gives step-by-step strategies for attending a furniture auction to purchase antiques. He then demonstrates techniques for refinishing furniture which include surface preparation, stripping, sanding and removing surface blemishes, and choosing stains and finishes.

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Runtime: 28 minutes 50 seconds

Topic: Arts, Home and Family
Subtopic: Hobbies, Home Repair
Grade/Interest Level: 10 - 12
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Release Year: 1996
Producer/Distributor: American Production Services

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2 color drawings of pink tulips in a yellow and red vase. The drawing on the left is 2-dimensional, and the drawing on the right is 3-dimensional.

Closeup of a hand holding a paintbrush over a piece of paper on top of plywood. Paint, colored pencils, a pencil, and a pen surround the paper, which names the items and points at them.

Speed boat speeds through the water, leaving a wake behind it. Caption. Keep a sharp lookout, especially astern and at night.

Still image from: Bubbly Slime vs a Volcano Science Experiment

Closeup of 2 hands creating something with gray, black, brown, tan, green, yellow, and white Lego blocks.

Artist Juan Chavez wears a black hat, mustache, and beard and looks next to the camera as he talks in front of a blurred background. Caption. "As a kid, to not get in trouble, I'd draw."

Artist Emmett Kerrigan, who has short brown hair and beard, looks next to the camera and talks as he uses his hand to motion to something off screen. He is in front of a blurred background. Caption. "Getting really detailed in this painting here."

Tall brick building. The right side has fire escape ladders, and the left side has 2 large murals, 1 of the Virgin Mary praying and 1 of various people, by artist Jeff Zimmermann. Caption. "First painting, and it turned out well."

A person holding a white metal hanging basket lined with moss. Caption: And hanging baskets -- you can line them with burlap or moss,

2 women stand behind a craft table with large sheets of decorated paper, colored paper shapes, and scissors on top. They look at each other while talking.