THE RE-STAINING/RE-FINISHING WORK

THE RE-STAINING/RE-FINISHING WORK All wood panels should have been made of the same type of wood. If it turns out that any of the wood is not consistent it should be replaced. In any event all wood should appear with consistent color and finish throughout the Library Cabinetry. Sand, strip and otherwise prepare the wood of which the Library Cabinetry is fabricated as necessary to remove "lime" or "acid treatment" and to remove glaze finish (which is neither completely nor consistently applied throughout the Library Cabinetry) and to bring back the natural wood finish. Create a variegated finish highlighting the carvings and bringing out the natural color of the wood of which the Library Cabinetry is fabricated. Complete with a wax finish. Wood should be sealed against the elements. Stain and finish of Library Cabinetry should be consistent with the highest quality standards for custom built, high-end, exquisitely carved, replica of antique cabinetry for a multi-million dollar structure. Attached hereto is a photograph to provide the basis for the required coloring of the Library Cabinetry. EFTA00729993 EFTA00729994