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How to Kill Woodworm in Old Furniture & Cover the Holes Effectively

In this video Simon Gilboy demonstrates how to treat your antique furniture for woodworm. You will learn: 1) How to recognise new/fresh woodworm holes in your furniture. 2) How to effectively cover old woodworm holes using pure natural beeswax Simon is the Managing Director of Gilboys. Apprenticed by Dartington Trust in the mid 1980's, Simon has been restoring furniture since he first opened his own workshop early in 1994. 31 years on, Simon's new workshop is based in Dartington. Now Gilboys is dedicated to producing world class wood and leather treatments using locally sourced beeswax and the highest quality, responsibly-sourced ingredients. Products used in this video: Antique Gold Beeswax Furniture Polish https://gilboys.co.uk/products/beeswa... Drill Buffing Brush https://gilboys.co.uk/products/wood-b... Open-weave Pure Cotton Buffing Cloth https://gilboys.co.uk/products/buffin... Pure Beeswax Repair Cubes (for sealing flight holes) https://gilboys.co.uk/products/beeswa... Gilboys Restorer's Bib Apron https://gilboys.co.uk/products/restor... Section Index 00:17 Discovering new woodworm in an oak coffer 01:50 Injecting wood work into the woodworm flight holes 03:12 How do you know if you have fresh woodworm? 04:41 Old woodworm holes 05:45 Brushing on woodworm fluid 07:30 Why does wood go dark when you apply a finish or oil? 09:50 What woods are the coffer made from? 10:49 Brushing the woodworm fluid to the inside of the coffer 12:05 Can I apply the woodworm fluid to a finished/polished piece of furniture? 12:40 Band-sawing an infested piece of oak in two to show the woodworm inside 14:13 Using methylated spirit on bare wood to show the true colour of the wood 15:11 How long will woodworm live in the wood? 15:34 Trimming a cheap paintbrush to apply Gilboys antique gold beeswax polish 16:13 Applying the beeswax polish with a trimmed paintbrush 16:43 What to do if your beeswax polish has started to dry out 17:35 Using antique gold beeswax polish to fill the woodworm holes 18:15 Why are you applying so much beeswax polish? 21:03 Using a drill brush to buff the beeswax polish 22:03 Using an open weave buffing cloth for the final buff of the polish. 22:34 Discovering the woodworm are still active! 23:20 Using beeswax repair cubes to cover the woodworm holes 26:00 Using raw earth pigments to tone the lighter areas on the chest. 28:20 Buffing the repair cube wax 29:30 Finding more light areas to touch in with the no.2 pencil mop and raw earth colours 30:20 Before and After...