Restoring a record console start-to-finish from @kylewilliamdesign
The creator documents the complete restoration of a vintage 1960s record console found at an estate sale. They show the initial damaged state, then walk through the step-by-step process of scraping the old finish, filling chips, removing water stains, sanding, applying Danish oil, replacing the interior velvet liner, and applying a final polyurethane coat, concluding with a satisfying before-and-after reveal of the finished piece.
Creator: @kylewilliamdesign on Instagram
Transcript
I scored this gorgeous nineteen sixties record console at an estate sale, and while it was in pretty good shape for its age, it definitely needed some work. The whole piece was covered in chips, scrapes, and water damage. I started by scraping off the old finish, which was most likely a tinted lacquer, since it came off easily, and the wood underneath was bare and unstained. Then I filled all the chips and holes in the veneer. Some water stains had seeped into the wood, so so I used hydrogen per
Topics: DIY, Craftsmanship, Home Decor
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