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French Polishing is a traditional finishing technique of applying thin layers of shellac polish onto wooden antique furniture to produce a very high gloss finish and enhance the natural colour and appearance of the wood. https://priorypolishes.co.uk If you found this video useful, why not buy me a coffee! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/priorypo... Our French Polish Kit: https://priorypolishes.co.uk/product/... See Our Blog Here: https://priorypolishes.co.uk/french-p... Products used: Liberon Fine Wood Stripper https://priorypolishes.co.uk/product/... Harris Ultimate Stripping Knife https://priorypolishes.co.uk/product/... Liberon Steel Wire Wool https://priorypolishes.co.uk/product/... Liberon Wax and Polish Remover https://priorypolishes.co.uk/product/... Priory Polishes Fine Cotton Buffing Cloths https://priorypolishes.co.uk/product/... Repair King furniture Care Pack https://priorypolishes.co.uk/product/... Liberon 3 Part Touch-Up Pens https://priorypolishes.co.uk/product/... Liberon Spirit Wood Dye https://priorypolishes.co.uk/product/... Rustins Grain Filler https://priorypolishes.co.uk/product/... Liberon French Polishing Brush https://priorypolishes.co.uk/product/... Priory Polishes Shellac Sanding Sealer https://priorypolishes.co.uk/product/... Priory Polishes Shellac French Polish https://priorypolishes.co.uk/product/... Liberon Raw Linseed Oil https://priorypolishes.co.uk/product/... Restored by: https://antiquesworld.co.uk Edited by: Ruby Driscoll Music:    • lukrembo - marshmallow (royalty free ...   Step 1 - 0:12 - Apply the Wood Stripper with a soft brush Step 2 - 0:22 - Once the Stripper has reacted, use a Stripping Knife to remove the first coat Step 3 - 0:31 - Re-apply a second coat of Wood Stripper Step 4 - 0:44 - Use Grade 3 or 4 Steel Wire Wool to remove the old polish Step 5 - 1:23 - Neutralise the wood and remove any remaining substances with Wax and Polish Remover Step 6 - 1:41 - Wax fill any defects on the surface Step 7 - 1:54 - Lightly sand the surface using a fine sanding pad Step 8 - 2:07 - Colour any imperfections using our Touch Up Pens Step 9 - 2:18 - Stain the surface with a Spirit Wood Dye Step 10 - 2:41 - Grain Fill the pores of the wood with a clean cloth Step 11 - 3:22 - Seal the stain and wood using Shellac Sanding Sealer Step 12 - 3:56 - Once fully dry, lightly pad over with an ultra-fine sanding pad Step 13 - 4:12 - Make a French Polishing Rubber Step 14 - 4:28 - Apply the French Polish using the rubber in the direction of the grain Step 15 - 5:14 - Apply the French Polish in circular motions to build up the polish and fill the grain Step 16 - 6:15 - Leave at least 24 hours to fully dry and lightly pad over to a smooth finish Step 17 - 6:28 - Apply straight coats in the direction of the grain