Pickling
The stripping is used for removing paint from hardwood furniture. Here is the Liquors not
because hardwoods can become discolored because of their Gerbsäuregehaltes.
On the old surface of the paint stripper, applied a jelly-like mass. The paint remover dissolves the old
Coat, without damaging the wood substrate. As a result, age-related wear,
which reflect the history of furniture, are preserved. The surface is then neutralized,
so that the new paint layer is not dissolved by residues from paint stripper again.
This method is only used with hardwood furniture, where the old paint is badly damaged.
Furniture with a good surface can be obtained and subsequently purified by us with a layer Shellac polished.
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| Age shellac on a Biedermeier chest of drawers walnut. |
Once the paint stripper to Paint has been redeemed, may you with this one Remove the filler. |
The timber is exposed, the grain is again more visible. The Surface was neutralized. |
The surface was a French polish provided. |
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| Late Baroque Cherry Cabinet, unrestored, before stripping |
After pickling and neutralizing | Cherry cabinet after restoration |
Price list Pickling
(All prices in Euro plus 19% VAT)
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Cabinet to 90cm width Buffet 1 +2 pieces to 140cm width Bed (adults + children) Nachtschränchen Chair with backrest Chair without backrest Chest of drawers Vertiko with attachment Vertiko without top Chest Table Bank Shutters Doors Handrail |
280.00 -. Every additional one 20cm 28,00. - 360.00 -. Every additional one 20cm 32,00. - 150,00. - 120,00. - 90.00. - 72.00. - 220,00. - 270,00. - 230,00. - 1.80 per centimeter. - 2.00 per centimeter. - 2.00 per centimeter. - per m2 80.00. - per m2 100.00. - to 2m2 160,00. - to m2 320,00. - 16.00 per running meter. - 18.00 per running meter. - |
The prices shown are for the stripping of shellac or other older paints including neutralization. With newer coatings (eg DD paint) colors or higher costs may result. We stains by hand from without the use of sand blasting machines or similar, just as the wood remains undamaged.
