A clean seat board, ready for the new foam.
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Each piece of our carefully refinished, reupholstered furnitures is identified by either a print to the seat bottom fabric, or a tag that is attached to the bottom of the main surface.
Sand and dirt had accumulated.
We get rid of the old foams
Old foams, sometimes covered in cotton batting, have, or eventually will disintegrate into powder.
We replace them with high quality new foams and new polyester batting.
We proudly differentiate ourselves from those who simply acquire and re-sell AS IS for a quick profit.
Some claim"... could be easily recovered/re-uphostered" , we prove it is anything but:
AS IS is not good enough!
We oil the teak frames
Usually three times, with ample time in between applications for proper drying. Our items don't have the sticky feel, they are dry and amazingly smooth to the touch.
AS IS
is NOT good enough!
We clean the wood frames and seats
After anywhere between 30 to even 65 years, they must be cleaned.
We lightly dry or wet sand most of the time teak wood, often three or more times to achieve desired smoothness.
We get rid of the old fabrics
Fabrics might LOOK fine, even feel good, but they just have to go.
(We wear protective gloves and goggles when we remove them)
As soon as we receive fabric covered items, we remove all the used fabrics.
We oil the teak surfaces to a astoundingly smooth level.
Oil, as a verb, means had rubbing with soft cotton rags soaked in Teak oil, again and again, and again again all over. Then again and again, we use dry soft cotton rags to dry and polish all teak surfaces. This is called oiling, ONE TIME.
After drying.
The SECOND TIME.
Then the THIRD TIME.
Very often, the Fourth TIME.
We tighten the loose joints
We always use Gorilla Glue to make loose joints tight again. We always clean up the old glue to ensure close fit. The new joints don't show glue run-offs.