Furniture Restoration and French Polishing
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Furniture Restoration and French Polishing - Sydney Course
Work on your own furniture learning the basic processes of stripping, surface preparation, staining and filling. Tutor is a specialist in repairs, restoration, and French polishing.
Macquarie Community College operates from a range of venues across northern and western Sydney. We have campuses in Blacktown, Carlingford, Chatswood, Mt Druitt, Richmond and Ryde. Enrol today or enquire now!
Course Outline
Topics covered:
- Stripping
- Preparing of surfaces
- Small repair jobs
- French polishing
Course Outcome
- Students will gain the confidence, skills and knowledge in furniture restoration and french polishing techniques - so that they are able to complete small or large projects at home.
What to Bring
- Confirmation letter
- Pen and paper
- SMALL furniture items eg. coffee table or chair (in good condition and ready for polishing).
- Paint stripper - The preferred one is Polystrip Original that can be purchased from Bunning. Do not purchase a cheap paint stripper/ low odour stripper.
- Methylated spirits
- Rags - Recommended: White cotton fibre. Tea-towel size. Bring 2-3 each week.
*Abrasive paper - Recommended: NOT Wet or Dry. Purchase either aluminium oxide based OR garnet paper (for timber). Can be purchased from Bunnings. Gradings: 120, 180 or 220.
Special Note: Clothing to bring:
- Vinyl gloves
- Apron
- Wear comfortable clothing and well supported (closed-in) shoes
Prerequisite: Desirable
- No previous experience required. Students with basic and advanced skills welcome.
Important Information
- As there is restricted parking, larger item projects will require students to negotiate with others to assist carrying their projects to the class.
Delivery Mode
Classroom based: experienced and engaging trainers will take you through the course material face to face.
Classroom based learning for this course includes:
- Scheduled class times and sessions
- Interaction with your trainer and other students
- Class is held in a large room, using flat tables.
- Class is a mixture of practical work and demonstration.
Please note: Government COVID-19 regulations and recommendations, including appropriate social distancing measures, hand washing and other hygiene protocols will be in place at all times and may result in course delivery changes.
Macquarie Community College operates from a range of venues across northern and western Sydney. We have campuses in Blacktown, Carlingford, Chatswood, Mt Druitt, Richmond and Ryde. Enrol today or enquire now!
Course testimonials:
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Nano said: Generous, patient and skilled. We are so fortunate to have such a wonderful teacher with extensive knowledge and experience. I look forward to every class.
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Pheroza said: Ron is an inspirational and fantastic teacher. I started last year and am hooked and endeavour to do classes (multiples) every time they are offered. I also love his sharing of knowledge, history of furniture and his authentic love of his craft.
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David said: Ron Siebert has a wealth of knowledge and is able to impart this in a practical way during the sessions. I now feel that I not only have a better understanding of the basics of French Polishing, but am confident to undertake projects with a reasonable level of success.