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Expert Profile: Greg Scholl

Expertise:  Questions on Woodworking, wood finishing and refinishing of all kinds, repairing furniture and wooden objects, Architectural details, Woodturning, carving, tool usage, product usage, some chemistry as it applies to woodworking and related interests,cabinet making and furniture construction/design, etc. I have experience with all manners of colorants, finishes, paints, stains, dyes, glazes, and coatings of all kinds.

Experience in the area
Fine furniture restorer and cabinet maker for over 30 years,serving high end Antique dealers, Interior designers, Collectors in the CT area. Consulting for area Painting/Decorating and Building contractors on non painting issues..(staining, wood prep.,clear finishing, floor restoration and architectural detail restoration and repair, etc.) Sold, built, serviced, setup Home, Industrial, and Commercial stationary woodworking tools for a major tool retailer in CT. for three years, sold hand and power tools , provided knowledge and training as well.

Publications
Published in Fine Woodworking Magazine (12/97), included on Fine Woodworkings first "Best of Fine Woodworking" CD-ROM (2002) ...("27 year compilation of expert know-how")

Education/Credentials
Art School at Silvermine Guild in Norwalk, CT., 9 year apprenticeship in a European run Cabinet and Restoration shop in CT., various classes on subjects having to do with the field. Seminars from major Tool manufacturers, Skil/Bosch, Delta, Powermatic, Ritter, Porter cable, Milwaukee, Dewalt/B&Decker, Performax.

Past/Present Clients
Many varied clients including work on Martha Stewarts' Westport, CT. show house, many fine Antique dealers and private collectors in and around Fairfield County and in Woodbury, CT. (the Antiques capital of CT.), Golden Age of Trucking Museum, Wilton Historical Society.

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I'm on a fixed income, so THANK YOU for the good news! I'll go for it and finish these long delayed projects....Merrie
(Merrie on 11/17/08)
Thanks for your advice
(Damara on 11/18/08)
answered question very quickly. very polite.
(nancy on 11/10/08)
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Recent Answers from Greg Scholl
2008-11-18  exterior door finishes Hey Bill, first off I wouldn't use lacquer on an exterior door anyway. Secondly, I'm not sure why you'd need to spray, unless you have many doors to do in a short period, but a penetrating oil finish could...
2008-11-17  Heat Mark On Highly Polished Mahogany I haven't heard of the iron and white cloth method, and if the ring was caused by heat I certainly would not recommend applying more heat....could the bottom of the cup have been wet? If it is shellac...
2008-11-15  Old woodwork trim and quarter round finish Hi John, a stain is probably better, but not a typical oil stain...you'd need an alcohol/methanol type dye stain, known as an NGR stain,not something easy to get from any local store. You'd probably be...
2008-11-15  White film on new furniture I have no idea what could be causing this without knowing what they are finishing this furniture with. What did the store say? It's likely not mold or mildew, as it's really only prevalent in a damp environment...
2008-11-14  refinish bedroom suite Hi Marsha, it's a big job.If you've never attempted this type of refinishing, I would start on a much smaller scale, as it takes some skills and experience to do in a professional way. If it's in the budget...
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