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Howard Restor-A-Finish
Jandoor T.
- 2 reviews
- 1 like
WORST DOG FOOD EVER
Firstly, my dog didn't even want to touch this stuff, even when I mixed in some wood shavings and shredded newspaper.
I finally managed to force feed it half a bottle and then my dog simply died! Absolutely terrible! I will definitely be sticking to Brasso for my cats.
Purchased in January 2021.
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Didn't work for white hot dish ring on chest of drawers
I can understand how this would enhance old and scratched wood however after being recommended this by a retailer who swore by it ( i said I needed it for a hot white cup ring). at a price of $37:50 and a $9:50 fine wire wool I had high expectations of the product when I left the store. Unfortunately it did not work on my dresser, even after several attempts. I did exactly as the instruction stated but to no avail did the white ring blend with the colour so I will need to sand the whole thing back. I do understand how this item would make ol...Read more
d and tired furniture look new and also blend in scratches but after the spell I got from the retailer and the promise of it being able to deal with hot white cup marks I guess I had expected more than the product capable of. I will however use it for tired and sctratched furniture.Similar opinion? Write a review on ProductReview.com.au!
MattyWSouth East Queensland, QLD
- 5 reviews
- 2 likes
Does what it claims to do, and does it well
I used this to restore the finish on some B&W DM16 speakers which had suffered from years of use and then storage in dads garage. Applying this made them come up like new. I also used this on a Telecaster copy I got from China which I wasn't happy with. Sanded it back a bit and applied and ended up looking great. Highly recommended.
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Neil HVancouver
Everything I had hoped it would be.
Steam had removed the finish on two of my kitchen cabinets, I purchased your product after reading reviews on your website.
Restoreafinish did exactly as promised removing all signs of the damage, thanks for an excellent product.
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sturnbullAU
- 38 reviews
- 19 likes
Does what it says on the tin
My dad and I retrieved some antique furniture from storage that was very much in need of some TLC. It was dry, dusty, and some pieces had scratches and water damage. Restor-A-Finish proved effective in camouflaging much of the surface damage and we were happy with the results for the price.
For scratches or marks, we used super fine steel wool (0000) as instructed - gently! For lesser damage and a shine up, we used a piece of soft muslin cloth. For example, an old pine cabinet with a satin Estapol finish had water marks on the top and side. ...Read more
After treatment with the 'maple-pine' colour of Restor-A-Finish, the marks cannot be noticed any more unless one looks closely. We followed up a day later with a beeswax furniture polish. Treating minor damage this way was much easier than trying to get heavy pieces to and from a furniture polisher. It was also cheaper, of course. If you have furniture that needs TLC, then I'd say give Restor-A-Finish a go. Note that this product will not fix major damage. The tin states that it works to restore colour, blend out scratches and blemishes and remove white heat rings. We also found it effective for surface water marks. If your furniture has major damage with a large area of varnish or surface treatment removed or compromised, this product will not be able to fix that - you would need to get it refinished by a professional. As always, please test first, and start out with a light application on an inconspicuous area. Be aware that damaged areas may take up the tint at a different rate - either too readily (making them darker) or not enough (easily fixed by adding a little more product to those areas in a second or third application). Aim to build up the tint gradually with successive coats as needed. Proceed with caution and you should get good results.Similar opinion? Write a review on ProductReview.com.au!
Questions & Answers
wagonwayasked
does using this on antiques devalue the piece?
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Judy Pearseasked
I have a Walnut colour crystal cabinet an I able to use the Mahogany restore a colour?
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Jennifer Vanzelaasked
Do Bunnings stock Restore A Finish?
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Details
- GTIN14: 00088682160014, 00088682160021, 00088682160045, 00088682160052, 00088682160076 and 00088682160090
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