Fixing veneer on furniture

Welcome to the second installment of our Working With Wood series, where I’m sharing my best tips for restoring wood furniture. In case you missed it, be sure to check out the first post in the series, my Essential Tips & Tricks for working with Gel Stain. Today I’ll be sharing my technique for repairing

Here's how easy it is to repair veneer furniture with our guide on how to repair veneer with wood filler.

To be good at veneering, you must be good at veneer repair. Let’s face it: In the process of working with veneer, it can get chipped, scratched, dented, or blistered. The key is to have an arsenal of remedies, like these supplied by Stuart Lipp, that will get you through the toughest situations. Here, he offers advice on repairs from filling in dents to slicing and repairing blisters, to patching edge- or end-grain damage, to fixing large areas of damage.

Luckily for those of us who love restoring and painting furniture, there are a lot of people trying to get rid of incredible high-quality, solid-wood pieces of furniture just because they have some scratches and chipped veneer. Patricia from The Wood Spa shares a quick way to repair damaged veneer on furniture before painitn

Can veneer be sanded? Let's discover if it's possible to restore the shine and beauty of veneer by sanding it down.

Learning how to remove veneer on antique furniture isn't hard at all if you have the right tools. The hardest part is determination.

Our how to remove wood veneer guide provides tips and techniques on how to remove veneer from wood furniture, easily and without damage.

Although it looks like a big job, with these quick tips, removing veneer is not as hard as you might be thinking. I'm going to show you exactly how I repaired the top by sharing some easy tips on how to remove veneer.

Here is an easy method to refurbish wood furniture without sanding or stripping the old finish. The dresser I am working on is from the early 1900's and is in very rough shape.

The easiest way to repair damaged veneer when painting furniture. Using Bondo to repair damaged veneer.