1. Creative Chaos
Based in Bel Air, MD, Creative Chaos works as a furniture refinishing shop. It has been in business for 6 years. Furniture refinishing removes a worn or damaged finish and applies a new one. The work typically involves stripping old varnish or paint, sanding smooth, repairing dents and loose joints, applying stain if the color is changing, and building up protective coats of lacquer, polyurethane, or oil. On their profile, Creative Chaos lists types of furniture: table, sofa, chair, rocking chair and desk; project type: paint, strip paint, cracks and restoration antique furniture; work location: my customers travel to me and i travel to my customers. Cloudy or peeling finish, deep scratches, heat marks, and faded color are the usual reasons people bring a table, dresser, or cabinet in for refinishing. Send photos of the whole piece and close-ups of damage, along with its dimensions, approximate age, and the wood type if known. Intricate carving, veneer work, color changes, antique restoration methods, and pickup and delivery all add time and cost to a furniture project. Besides Bel Air, homeowners in Forest Hill, Fallston and Abingdon can reach out for furniture refinishing. Request a quote from Creative Chaos on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.