• When working on rounded areas, such as chair legs or spindles, you might want to leave some of the old finish in the deep grooves to give the wood "character".
• To remove streaks and swirls, use a steel wool pad soaked with clean Refinisher and rub the wood surface from one end to the other, going with the grain of the wood.
• For carvings, grooves, and other hard-to-reach areas, apply Refinisher using a toothbrush.
• Refinishing process may be stopped and resumed at your convenience. If you use a metal coffee can, the plastic cap can offer a temporary seal.

Directions

Preparation:
Always use chemically resistant rubber gloves such as Formby's® Refinishing Gloves and protective eyewear.

Work in a shaded, well-ventilated area with temperature ideally between 65º and 85º F.

Place a protective drop cloth on the floor of the work area.

When refinishing wall paneling, deactivate electrical outlets which may come in contact with Furniture Refinisher during use.

Directions: Always read the product label before use

APPLY - Pour 1-2 cups into a metal pan. Dip ½ Formby's® Steel Wool Refinishing Pad or Formby's® Finish Remover Pad (green side) in Refinisher and squeeze out excess liquid.

REMOVE - Rub dampened pad lightly in a circular motion in an area approximately the size of a dinner plate. After old finish is dissolved and picked up by the pad, rinse and squeeze out excess. Repeat process in an adjacent area and continue refinishing, overlapping each area until the entire piece is refinished. Discard the pad after it becomes worn. Replace Refinisher liquid in pan when it becomes thick.

BUFF - After refinishing the entire piece, go back over the overlapping areas with a clean pad soaked with fresh refinisher, rubbing with the grain to remove lap marks. Buff the entire piece with a dry pad.

Note: Clean up rags, papers, steel wool and waste properly. Allow solvent to evaporate and then dispose in metal container in accordance with local fire regulations.