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\n\tWorking from South London, JM French Polishing covers the M25 area and beyond.

\n\tBusiness owner Jean Marc has built up a wide skill set over almost thirty years in the trade, and is equally suited to private antique restoration or commercial work on site.

\n\tTraditional French Polishing is a time-consuming process because many different layers of the liquid shellac (insect resin in alcohol) are applied to achieve the final look.

\n\tOther popular methods we're called on to implement:

\n\tCellulose lacquer is a modern way to seal wood and has largely replaced oil, wax and polish - especially on furniture. It is usually applied by spraying, but an even finish on any item larger than a few feet is a task for a professional or a machine. Through years of practice we've learned to brush lacquer, meaning that we can provide this as an option for wood finishing in your home without the usual upheaval.

\n\tOils have been used to protect wood for thousands of years. Wood absorb liquid and the oil protects the wood by soaking into it to create a barrier that other liquids cannot pass through.