Removing Graffiti and Restoring Wooden Frame Art Easel

This artist easel just needed a good power sand and rehydration of the wood and it is ready to get creative once again.

I recognized the name of a good customers daughter once I had a good look at the easel so shared with her I now had her easel. It was also her nephew too who left his mark.

It was given a good power sand with my Festool orbital sander on all the frame surfaces.

Ah, much better

The wood was rehydrated with Fusion furniture wax. It absorbs into the wood easily then the excess wiped back leaving a soft smooth finish.

and just that easily it is back looking good as new, ready to let the little ones create.

This side is a dry erase board and magnetic board

With the other side a chalkboard. There is also a wooden dowel that holds paper to go over the frame for painting and other crafts.

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It was the perfect birthday gift for my granddaughter paired with a roll of paper, paints, pots, brushes, magnetic letters and a paint smock.

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