Furniture Finisher (French Polisher)

Polishing, staining, or painting wooden furniture to achieve a high-quality finish

Furniture finishers prep surfaces, apply stains or shellac, sand between coats, and polish to produce a rich, consistent finish. They restore antique pieces or add protective topcoats to new furniture, ensuring both beauty and durability.

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Key Benefits

Restoration Focus

Restore valuable antiques or create premium finishes on modern furniture.

Detail-Oriented Craft

Requires a steady hand, patient layering of finishes, and color-matching skill.

Versatile Projects

Work on everything from custom cabinetry to grand pianos or heritage pieces.

Recommended Insurance Coverage

Public Liability

Cover for accidental damage or chemical spills when finishing on client premises.

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Business Pack

Safeguards workshop space, finishing supplies, and specialized tools.

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Workers Compensation

Necessary if employing furniture finishers or apprentices.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Cert III in Furniture Finishing or relevant furnishing trades. Many develop specialized skills over years of practice.

Yes, particularly for high-end or heritage furniture. It’s a niche but valued craft.

Finishes can emit harmful vapors, so proper ventilation and PPE are crucial.

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