William & Shannon Latil
Furniture Refinishing & Home Remodeling Specialists
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Co-authored Articles (8)
How to
Unwarp Wood
Wood tends to warp when exposed to moisture and heat. Applying additional moisture and heat to the opposite side of the warp can cause the wood to warp back into its original flat position, effectively “unwarping” th...
How to
Extend Cabinets to the Ceiling
In many older homes, the kitchen cabinets don’t reach all the way to the ceiling. If you want to fix this but don’t want to go through the hassle and expense of replacing the cabinets entirely, then there are some si...
6 Easy DIY Ways to Fix Cracks, Gaps, & Holes in Wood
Fill small, medium, & large cracks in wood with these simple solutionsFilling cracks in wood can be easy and quick as long as you have the right tools for the job. From simple nicks and scratches to large cracks or holes...
How to
Wax Furniture
Polishing furniture with wax is a classic way to protect it while giving it a beautiful luster. Use natural beeswax or a polish that contains a vegetable wax, such as carnauba. Since the wax forms a barrier, you can appl...
How to
Apply Varathane Wood Stain
There are many different staining products you can choose when coloring wood, but most of them take a long time to dry. Varathane is a special oil-based wood stainer created by Rust-Oleum. It can be applied to any piece ...
How to
Remove Shellac
Shellac is a resin that the female lac bug secretes. When processed, it is turned into dry flakes which are dissolved in industrial alcohol to make liquid shellac. Liquid shellac is used as a food glaze, a wood finish, a...
How to Match Wood Stain
Trying to match the wood stain of a piece of furniture, flooring, or other wooden material in your home? Thankfully, it's entirely doable with the right instructions. Keep reading to learn everything you need to know abo...
How to
Restore Furniture Veneer
Veneers are thin pieces of wood attached to furniture used to hide cheaper material. Over time, veneers may warp, raise off the surface, or chip due to heat or regular wear and tear. Luckily, there are ways to make the v...