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Recommended for Grade 1 Listed Buildings
Customers range from homeowners to the
Victoria & Albert Museum
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We can help with.... Paint stripping, antique furniture restoration, such as bureaus, dining tables, cots, high chairs, coffee tables, tea trolleys, fire surrounds and shutters to name just a few. Stone restoration and iron fire places are a specialty of ours, see some of our previous work in the 'Gallery' Window sashes, pews, benches, dining chairs, mirror surrounds, wrought iron gates and garden furniture all lovingly restored. Franchisee of the year. Recommended to strip and refinish lloyd loom chairs, and strip ercol furniture, also recommended for polyurethane finishes. Prestigious Millennium award won for the environmental paint stripping method. Sept 2005 |
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Before & AfterWelcome to Kwikstrip
Kwik Strip is an international organisation specialising in a unique award winning non-caustic and non-methylene chloride stripping and restoration service. The Bath branch has been in business for 20 years stripping, spraying and restoring furniture, doors, shutters, architrave, dado panels, stair spindles, skirting etc. covering a wide area.
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The Kwik Strip 2000 process, unlike the hot caustic stripping method is completely safe on all wood, without melting glue joints, discoloring the wood, excessive raising of the grain and free from future leakage of caustic soda which can spoil any finish that has been applied. If there are any defects, e.g. warped, split panels, loose joints, repairs needed, then of course they can get worse, but we would advise you if we felt there were going to be any problems. Even if re-painted again, it can save both time and money in preparation by removing all the old layers of paint and varnish safely and efficiently. Paint Stripping and Spraying in the UK by Kwik Strip
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Furniture Restoration SpecialistsEnvironmentally Friendly
Kwik Strip environmentally friendly spraying and restoration department can help you with doors, windows, tables, chairs, shutters, fire surrounds, chests, dressers, sideboards, desks, spindles and all types of furniture metal. Kitchen doors, garden furniture, Lloyd Loom, Art Deco, and polyurethane.
Kwik Strip's renovation spraying department specialises in a complete transformation of kitchens, let our experts help you transform your old kitchen units into a design luxury at affordable prices.
We also specialise in antique period, retro, modern, bees waxing, french polishing, utility, Ercol and polyurethane furniture, distressing, liming, special painted effects etc.
Whatever finish you require Kwik Strip's craftsmen will manage beautiful results for a high quality that will last for generations.
By caring about every aspect Kwik Strip has built up an unrivalled reputation with homeowners and trade customers. We have undertaken many prestigious projects and offer a professional service that can help you get maximum enjoyment from your home and furniture.
Dining Chairs Rocking Chairs Garden Benches
| The Revolutionary non caustic Kwik Strip 2000 service can safely strip metal, any type of wood. Any type of paint or varnish. Oak, mahogany, satin walnut, elm, ash, teak and pine. Kitchen units also stripped and sprayed. |
But don't take our word for it. Victoria and Albert Museum in London asked us to strip a priceless wooden organ case, they were delighted with the results achieved. |
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Kitchen Restoration
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Hardwearing easy to maintain fabulous natural beauty. Design luxury at affordable prices.
Beeswaxing
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Beeswaxing Furniture creates a superb polish. This polish is all natural and contains no silicone ingredients.
French Polishing
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French polishing is a wood finishing technique that results in a very high gloss surface, with a deep colour and chatoyancy. It consists of applying many thin coats of shellac dissolved in alcohol using a rubbing pad. The rubbing pad is made up of wadding inside a square piece of fabric and is commonly referred to as a fad (amongst many other names).
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