Veneer Repair: Lifting, Bubbling and Missing Pieces
Lifting or bubbled veneer looks unfixable and usually isn't. Why veneer fails, what repair involves, and why veneer doesn't mean cheap furniture.
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Modesto, CA · Since 1991
What comes across the bench, how we fix it, and what we have learned in thirty-odd years of doing it.
Lifting or bubbled veneer looks unfixable and usually isn't. Why veneer fails, what repair involves, and why veneer doesn't mean cheap furniture.
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The difference between furniture repair, refinishing and restoration — and which one your piece actually needs.
Read more →Bring your piece to our shop at 301 Maze Blvd, Modesto, for a free estimate. An on-site visit has a charge; call (209) 524-6349 and we’ll quote the visit charge before coming out. You can also send a photo to start the conversation.