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Call Dunbar Furniture Restoration to restore or repair your furniture on North Shore, Auckland

Get renovation your treasured furniture to its former glory or give a tired looking chair, table or cabinet a new spark of life – with cost-effective furniture repairs and antique restoration by Dunbar Furniture Restoration.

At our furniture workshop on Auckland’s North Shore, our master craftsmen do several forms of renovation process:

You can have that dark piece of furniture stripped and polished to reveal the beauty of natural timber, or sand and stain pale wood to bring out its inner glow.

Dunbar Furniture Restoration will provide better option to get renovation to restore and repair your scratched and stained table, your chair with the broken leg, your damaged desk, etc., at a fraction of the cost of buying a new one. And we’ll fetch and deliver anywhere in the greater Auckland area.

The perils of Pledge

Be careful about what products that you put onto your furniture. Some of them contain silicon and that reacts with the lacquer when the piece is being restored. The photo shows what that reaction is. It can be over come most of the time, but it does entail a lot of extra work. The main products on the market are "Pledge" and "Mr Sheen". So please do not use these products on your furniture

Use instead a damp sponge or a cloth impregnated with a quality oil for dusting. The cloth should be just damp so that it leave a tiny trace of oil on you fingers. When you dust with the cloth the dust will adhere to the cloth and tiny trace of oil is left. This is all the oil your furniture needs. Too little is far better than too much oil.

The perils of Pledge