Hi,
I have a client who wants me to match to the frame pictured.
The frame is dark green and measures 20mm deep x 35mm wide.
I've looked at Lion, Centrado, DJ Simons and Larson Juhl... but no luck.
Has anybody got any ideas where I might find some of this moulding please?
Thanks in advance,
Gary
Help with moulding
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Re: Help with moulding
That looks to be a hand finished frame
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'Been ages since anyone mentioned - Handfinishing!
Here's how to do that frame.
The moulding is A40 obeche from R&H.
Make the frame then buy this stain from E bay, Antique Green
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/325271062822 ... u2zAEajR
It's a good idea to also buy Walnut and Plum Mahogany. You can use these colours to match the green more if needed.
Think of Walnut as a base colour and use the Mahogany to warm it up a bit.
Apply two coats of stain with a cotton rag and when both are dry, you need to seal in the stain with shellac sealer
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/325553247019 ... UL6Nd1sH
You can rub this on with a rag if you wish, or use a brush.
Dilute it 50/50 meths and once again apply two coats.
Next day, rub the finish back with 0000 wire wool, wipe it clean and apply two coats of your favourite wax.
Here's how to do that frame.
The moulding is A40 obeche from R&H.
Make the frame then buy this stain from E bay, Antique Green
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/325271062822 ... u2zAEajR
It's a good idea to also buy Walnut and Plum Mahogany. You can use these colours to match the green more if needed.
Think of Walnut as a base colour and use the Mahogany to warm it up a bit.
Apply two coats of stain with a cotton rag and when both are dry, you need to seal in the stain with shellac sealer
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/325553247019 ... UL6Nd1sH
You can rub this on with a rag if you wish, or use a brush.
Dilute it 50/50 meths and once again apply two coats.
Next day, rub the finish back with 0000 wire wool, wipe it clean and apply two coats of your favourite wax.
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I find these tips very informative, thank you
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Re: Help with moulding
That's great, thanks everyone!
Job priced up, quote sent, quote accepted!
Thanks for your help!
Gary
Job priced up, quote sent, quote accepted!
Thanks for your help!
Gary