04-09-2014, 05:51 AM
Very easy Mike,
I had toned the whole front with perfect brown and was going to use some dark walnut on the outer design but it was all way too dark. I was going to strip the cabinet and tape it off and re-tone it but I figured i'd try just stripping the center. I used tiny bit of lacquer thinner with tiny pieces of steel wool and bit by bit stripped the center. I figured if I made a spill or mistake then I could strip everything but It came out undamaged. It is amazing how much nicer the finish comes out when it is not 45 degrees out.
Today I will tape the back off and tone the last of the trim.
I had toned the whole front with perfect brown and was going to use some dark walnut on the outer design but it was all way too dark. I was going to strip the cabinet and tape it off and re-tone it but I figured i'd try just stripping the center. I used tiny bit of lacquer thinner with tiny pieces of steel wool and bit by bit stripped the center. I figured if I made a spill or mistake then I could strip everything but It came out undamaged. It is amazing how much nicer the finish comes out when it is not 45 degrees out.
Today I will tape the back off and tone the last of the trim.
Times I have been electrocuted in 2021
As of 1/01/2021
AC: 4 DC: 1
Last year: 6
