[PEBBLESTONE]

I bought two high chairs around the 1940 era $ 6.oo each.THEY are strong joints tight. BUT one chair has groove spindels back and legs.after i apply stripper and start removing it, how do i get all thr gunk from the grooves of the spindels?

THANK YOU
MARK:blink:

 

[Big Dave]

I've heard of guys using dental pics. Basically you do whatever it takes to get the job done. A wire coat hanger with the end filed to a point would probably do just as good.

 

[woodworkslinda]

high chair help

At my shop, Lockhartwoodworks.com I also use sandpaper string. Great for getting into tight areas and around spindles for final sanding. Comes in many grits.
Linda

 

[MinConst]

A brass brush works very well in these instances. Not steel it is too ruff. A brass brush is a refinishers godsend. Also some use wood chips to rub away the stripper. It gets in har reach areas. Not as well as the brush.

 

[johnep]

antique chair

never heard of abrasive string, sounds useful. Could you suggest a supplier.
johnep

 

[woodworkslinda]

abrasive cord

You can purchase abrasive cord at Rockler.com

Linda

 

[TexasTimbers]

Welcome pebblestone. Let us know hbow it turns out.