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Introduction |
| If your beloved furry friend (either dog or cat) decided they wanted to chew through your wooden furniture, use this guide to repair and refinish your furniture rather than throwing it away. | | | Before using this guide, inspect the amount of damage to the piece of wooden furniture and assess how much wood filler, stain, and polyurethane you will need to complete the project. | | | You might want to think about bringing a piece of the wood with you for matching the stain or have a picture on hand to match the color. Also, using gloves to stain the wood avoids your hands from becoming messy during the staining process. | | | There is an option to purchase the stain and polyurethane all in one, but be aware that this step speeds up the process and you cannot remove the stain. Purchasing the stain separately allows you to add the right amount of coats needed to match the furniture completely. | | | Before beginning, make sure you have a tarp or old sheet underneath the wooden furniture to collect debris from sanding, wood filler, and stain. | | | [br] |
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