Historic Transparent Finishes – The Rough Cut
I recently watched and approved the low resolution rough cut for my soon-to-be-released video, “Historic Transparent Finishes” (or is it “Transparent Historic Finishes?” I can never remember). Anyway, David Thiel and Rick Deliantoni of F&W Productions (The Popular Woodworking video folks) did a good job of capturing the action. If nothing else, we were efficient. As I recall, we shot about fours hours of video, and the rough cut is just under 3-1/2 hours long.
Here are a few snapshots of the computer screen from the video.
Not too surprisingly to anyone who knows my interests, the video will revolve around shellac finishes and wax finishes, including all the old favorites like polissoirs, brushing shellac, “French” polishing, and such.
The outline for this video, in fact the outline for almost everything finish-related that I do, is “Don’s Six Rules for Perfect Finishing.”
I think I might show it to the participants for the upcoming Professional Refinishers Group retreat at the barn in three weeks.
That’s another thing I can check off the list.
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