Styling of surfaces 1PowerPoint presentation by Isabel Stegmeier

2 Aims of refining surfaces embellishing colour change protection against outer influences

3 Changing the look of wood by flaming flaming & brushing staining bleaching liming flaming a board of spruce

4 Changing the look of wooden sheet material by varnish veneer oil ( medium densitiy fibre board )

5 Treatment of natural wood Staining raw beech stained beech water surface sand upcoming pores apply the stain (chemical or natural) wipe off surplus wait until dry final treatment

6 Treatment of natural wood Bleaching raw beech corrosive mix waterperoxide & ammonia 25 : 1 apply on wood wait until dry repeat process wash off thoroughly bleached beech

7 Treatment of natural wood Flaming soft wood only put board on non - flammable surface flame until soft annual rings turn black wait until cold final treatment raw spruce flamed spruce

8 Treatment of natural wood Liming ready – made liming putty available range of several liming coulors rub paste into pores wipe off surplus thoroughly varnish surface raw oaklimed oak

9 Treatment of wooden sheet materials used for mdf, fibre boards seal pory surface with filler wait until dry varnish: silky mat or high shiny fibre board / mdf board filleredblue varnish

10 Final treatment Varnish sand roughly water surface sand upcoming pores allow to dry intermediate sanding final layer of varnish polish ( polyester varnish ) varnishing equipment

11 Final treatment Oil & Wax pure oil or hardened oil pure oil: natural colour of wood turns darker – litle resistable hardened oil:hardwear surfaces wax applied with brush or linen cloth polish silky mat shine

12 Used Material Fachkunde Holztechnik, Haan-Grüten, 17. Auflage Gebrauchsanweisungen div. Farben. Fa. Clou