Veneer Repair On A Bookcase

In this video I repair damaged veneer on a bookcase.

[dawn]

Incredibly helpful! I recently purchased some Thomasville bookcases from the 80s with some missing veneer. Can wait to fix it!

[VONMEEK]

Stunning skilled job as always, and wonderful to see the saving of as much of the original piece as possible

[starlit]

Love all your videos! Your clear footage and explanations, direct no nonsense approach that stays on topic, and beautiful work, I believe, makes your channel one of the best on this subject! Thank you!

[dimefever]

Great work! Gives me hope for my old desk. Something about your videos is really relaxing. Thanks for sharing!

[mariamatedei]

it was uploaded a while ago but this is exactly the tutorial I needed, thanks man

[kerrybradley]

Your channel is great! Relaxing and informative.

[Thiago-pxev]

Amazing! Thank you so much for this video! If you could help me(even more), I have an old furniture i'm working on, and I plan to have it fully sanded, then french polished. How should I proceed to match both finishes of the veneer and the original hardwood? Should I glue the veneer before starting to french polish? Kinda confusing on that. Thanks!

[davidhatton]

I really enjoy watching your videos. I find them very entertaining and educational. Keep doing what you do....Have a great day. Take care & stay safe.

[Saucyakld]

Great job, now to do mine on my old desk. Many thanks!

[chucksellers]

striping and staining are the best parts.

[antigen]

well jesz that's kind of sloppy isn't it? isn't it far better to just remove the entire strip and redo and refeather it into the side veneer?