http://www.loc.gov/mods/v3 http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/v3/mods-3-2.xsd
Machine derived contents note: Table of Contents -- Section 1: Surface Preparation 000 -- Making Sense of Sandpaper 000 -- Strother Purdy -- Sanding in Stages 000 -- Gary Straub -- Surface Prep: Why Sanding isn't Enough 000 -- Philip C. Lowe -- Section 2: Coloring Wood 000 -- Mix Your Own Oil Stains 000 -- Tom Wisshack -- Glazes and Toners Add Color and Depth 000 -- David E. Colglazier -- Dry-Brushing Wood Stains 000 -- Roland Johnson -- Fuming with Ammonia 000 -- Kevin Rodel -- How to Match a Finish -- Jeff Jewitt -- Section 3: Oil Finishes 000 -- A Hand-Rubbed Oil Finish 000 -- Tom Wisshack -- Two-Day Lustrous Oil Finish 000 -- Sven Hanson -- A True Oil Finish 000 -- Chris Becksvoort -- Section 4: Varnish 000 -- Choosing and Using Brushes 000 -- David Sorg -- Making a Case for Varnish 000 -- Frank Pollaro -- Oil-Varnish Mixture is Durable, Easy to Apply 000 -- Garrett Hack -- Wiped on Varnish 000 -- Thomas E. Wisshack -- A No-brainer Varnish Technique 000 -- Jeff Jewitt -- An Easy, Durable Finish 000 -- Lon Schleining -- Section 5: Padding and French Polishing 000 -- Padding on Shellac 000 -- Jeff Jewitt -- Padding Lacquer 000 -- Mario Rodriguez -- A Traditional French Polish 000 -- Sean Clark -- Section 6: Special Effects 000 -- Creating an Antique Painted Finish 000 -- Kirt Kirkpatrick -- Making Wood Look Old 000 -- Jeff Jewitt -- Milk Paint 000 -- Mike Dunbar -- A Short Course on Gilding 000 -- Stuart M. Altschuler -- Three Finishes for Bird's-Eye Maple 000 -- Teri Masaschi -- Finished Mahogany 000 -- Jeff Jewitt -- Section 7: Restoring Finishes 000 -- Rejuvenating with Wax 000 -- Tom Wisshack -- Burning in Invisible Repairs 000 -- Robert Judd.