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Leather Glue: Everything You Need to Know

Craig Stevenson 16 Aug 2021 0

When carrying out any remedial cosmetic repairs to leather, you will inevitably find the need to use a specialist leather glue. We have three different types of adhesive available, so when it comes to choosing the right glue for the right job, you know we have it covered; and with our new and improved formula for the Leather Glue SB, here is an overview about the different types of glue we offe...

Customer Results Using Wood Stain

Jessica Barron 09 Aug 2021 0

In this blog, we will discuss why our Wood Stain has become one of our most popular products for wood and show you some of our wonderful customer results.The benefits of Wood StainAs well as providing a beautiful colour to the wood, our Wood Stain is designed to protect the surface from the elements, enhance the natural beauty and grain of the wood, and expand its lifespan.It is a highly concentra...

All About Upholstery Cleaners

Jessica Barron 24 Jun 2021 0

In this blog, we will discuss the many ways to clean upholstery, and what we would recommend.Types of Upholstery CleanersThere are many methods used to clean upholstery, but most aren’t suitable to carry out yourself and require a professional.Common types of upholstery cleaner you may have heard of are:Hot Water Extraction Cleaning - This method requires a machine that uses hot water at a high pr...

How To Soften Old Dried Out Leather

Craig Stevenson 15 Jun 2021 0

Fatliquoring is one of the last wet processes involved in the tanning of leather. It is this process which grants leather its softness and elasticity. However, if kept in direct sunlight, near sources of heat, or just given enough time, the fatliquors can evaporate from the leather causing it to dry out and become hard, stiff and even distorted. Very old leather in classic cars for example, may be...

Using Danish Oil On Oak

Jessica Barron 11 Jun 2021 0

In this blog, we will discuss the benefits of applying Danish Oil to oak, what it looks like when it is applied, and other uses.Benefits of Using Danish Oil on OakOur Danish Oil is a unique blend of natural oils and resins that penetrate deep into the oak and dry to provide a hard, durable, and lustrous satin finish, making it suitable for high use areas such as flooring, dining tables and kitchen...

Using Danish Oil On Pine

Ben Staerck 27 May 2021 0

Pine is a popular choice for wood and used in many applications such as doors, skirting boards, furniture and flooring. In this blog we restore an old piece of pine furniture and finish it using Danish Oil. You’ll see that danish oil on pine produces a lovely finish.How to restore pine with Danish OilWatch the video below to show you step-by-step how you can restore your items of pine. Step 1 – Pr...

How To Remove Mould From Fabric

Jessica Barron 10 May 2021 0

In this blog, we will discuss what causes mould on fabric, how to remove mould from fabric and how to prevent mould from (re)occurring.What causes mould stains on fabric?Mould is a type of fungi that is caused by caused by humidity – prolonged exposure to moisture.So, if a fabric item is left damp, or without properly drying for too long, mould may occur.This is often the case with washed clothing...

What Is Fabric Dye

Jessica Barron 28 Apr 2021 0

Fabric dye is a natural or synthetic substance that is used to add colour to or change the colour of the fibres of fabric.In this blog, we discuss the history of Fabric Dye, the difference between natural and synthetic dyes, and how it compares to Fabric Paint.History of Dyeing FabricFabric Dyes were originally derived from natural sources such as plants, trees, insects, and minerals.Typically, th...

How to Apply Wood Oil Correctly

Craig Stevenson 15 Apr 2021 0

Wood oils are an excellent choice for finishing wood, they are easy to apply and maintain and give the benefit of penetrating deep into the pores of the wood, therefore nourishing and replenishing natural oils while enhancing the natural beauty of the grain. Wood oils are generally known as drying oils which will harden to a film to provide a highly durable surface which is water and dirt resist...

ISO 9001 ACCREDITATION

Jenny File 01 Apr 2021 0

We are thrilled to announce that Furniture Clinic is now ISO 9001 certified.This means that we have an internationally recognised standard for a quality management system (QMS). At Furniture Clinic we’re always looking to make improvements and ensure we continue to offer the best possible products and services. Having an ISO 9001 certification demonstrates that we have robust processes in place to...

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