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Bannister Handrail Restoration/Furniture restorer

By eastdulwichproperty
November 1, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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eastdulwichproperty

Posted November 1, 2016

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Posted November 1, 2016

We have about 11m of mahogany handrail that has been stripped back to bare wood and filled. It was in a poor condition so a lot of filler was used. We need someone to colour match the filler and finish coat the handrail with either French polish or varnish (advice welcome). This would probably suit a furniture restorer used to patching in wood. Can anyone help or recommend someone?

Please call Paul on 07739576904

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