Hi gents. Purchased a set of DM1400's off the forum mid last year.
I'm not too enthusiastic about the colour and finish on them.
I think if i can remember correctly the previous owner used a Woodoc stain (Cherrywood) and it looks like Woodoc 20 Gloss sealer on them.
I wanted to strip them and start again. Would like the color and finish to be as original as possible.
The way i was thinking off approaching it was,
1. Use a Paint stripper to remove the gloss finish (Sealer)
2. Use a fine grain sand paper to remove what is left after the stripper.
Two issues i have are im worried that paint stripper may damage the veneer and i am also worried about the thickness of the veneer and if i could end up sanding a hole in the veneer.
If you have done something similar or have experience with these speaker cabinets please let me know, Nay guidance welcome.
Regards
I'm not too enthusiastic about the colour and finish on them.
I think if i can remember correctly the previous owner used a Woodoc stain (Cherrywood) and it looks like Woodoc 20 Gloss sealer on them.
I wanted to strip them and start again. Would like the color and finish to be as original as possible.
The way i was thinking off approaching it was,
1. Use a Paint stripper to remove the gloss finish (Sealer)
2. Use a fine grain sand paper to remove what is left after the stripper.
Two issues i have are im worried that paint stripper may damage the veneer and i am also worried about the thickness of the veneer and if i could end up sanding a hole in the veneer.
If you have done something similar or have experience with these speaker cabinets please let me know, Nay guidance welcome.
Regards
