PAINT DROPLETS ON FURNITURE CAN BE WIPED WITH A WAX CLOTH, OR GENTLY WIPED WITH A STEEL BALL DIPPED IN WAX OIL. IF THE PAINT IS DRY, FLAXSEED OIL CAN BE DRIPPED ONTO THE PAINT TO SPOIL IT, THEN WIPED WITH CLOTH AND POLISHED WITH WAX OIL.
PAINT DROPLETS ON FURNITURE CAN BE WIPED WITH A WAX CLOTH, OR GENTLY WIPED WITH A STEEL BALL DIPPED IN WAX OIL. IF THE PAINT IS DRY, FLAXSEED OIL CAN BE DRIPPED ONTO THE PAINT TO SPOIL IT, THEN WIPED WITH CLOTH AND POLISHED WITH WAX OIL.
YOU CAN TAKE A PIECE OF WOOD AS THIN AS CHOPSTICKS, PUT A PLUG COATED WITH WHITE GLUE INTO THE WOOD SCREW HOLE, KNOCK, KNOCK THE ROD, AND THEN SCREW ON THE WOOD SCREW, YOU CAN TIGHTEN IT.
DRAWER RACEWAY WEAR LARGER, CAN PULL OUT THE DRAWER TO TURN OVER, ELECTRIC IRON DRAWER RACEWAY CANDLE OIL, OIL INTO THE WOOD. USE THE SAME METHOD TO IRON THE CANDLE OIL ON THE CORRESPONDING PATH OF THE DESK CABINET, WHICH CAN REDUCE THE WEAR AND TEAR OF THE DRAWER.
BURNED WOOD CAN BE REMOVED WITH A KNIFE BLADE, THEN WIPED CLEAN WITH A STEEL BALL, THEN FILLED WITH PHENOLIC RESIN, REPAIRED FURNITURE, OIL SMOOTH, AND THEN POLISHED WITH FURNITURE WAX.
AFTER A SMALL PIECE OF PAINT HAS PEELED OFF THE SURFACE OF THE FURNITURE, IT CAN BE PAINTED WITH THE SAME COLOR OF ADVERTISING PIGMENT, AND THEN THE VARNISH IS APPLIED ON THE SURFACE, WHICH WILL BE INTACT AS BEFORE.
RUB OFF THE RUST WITH GAUZE DIPPED IN A SMALL AMOUNT OF SEWING MACHINE OIL TO EXPOSE THE RUST, THEN RUB OFF THE RUST WITH 1 FINE WATER ABRASIVE PAPER, WIPE THE RUST OIL STAIN WITH GAUZE, THEN USE A 2:3 RATIO OF PAINT AND TURPENTINE MIX, EVENLY SPREAD OVER THE RUST.
SMALL PIECES CAN BE IMMERSED IN A BASIN CONTAINING OIL TO REMOVE RUST, LARGE PIECES CAN BE DIPPED IN A BRUSH OR COTTON YARN SMEARED ON THE RUST, WIPE OFF FOR A WHILE, YOU CAN REMOVE THE RUST
THERE ARE TWO WAYS TO RESTORE THE LUSTER OF FURNITURE PAINT: ONE IS TO USE HALF A CUP OF WATER AND 1/4 CUP OF VINEGAR, WITH A SOFT CLOTH DIPPING; THE OTHER IS TO USE ALCOHOL OR DEW, SOAK IN A SOFT CLOTH ONCE OR TWICE, AND THEN WIPE THE FLOOR WAX.
THERE ARE TWO WAYS TO REPAIR CRACKS AND HOLES IN TABLES, CHAIRS AND CABINETS. ONE IS TO CUT OLD BOOKS AND NEWSPAPERS INTO PIECES, BOIL THEM INTO A PASTE WITH AN APPROPRIATE AMOUNT OF ALUM AND WATER, AND THEN INSERT THEM INTO CRACKS. THE OTHER IS TO ADJUST THE WOOD CHIPS EVENLY WITH A 1:1 WHITE GLUE MIXTURE AND EMBED THEM IN THE CRACKS.