Ghar Ustad

Wood Polishing Services in Islamabad and Rawalpindi

Professionally polished wood makes the same doors, furniture, and wardrobes look like they belong in a home worth twice as much. It is the highest-return finishing work you can do, because you are not buying new wood. You are revealing what you already own.

Polished wooden furniture and doors
Every projectWritten Scope
Committed datesFixed Timeline
Single door2 to 3 days
FinishesDeco · Lacquer · Melamine · French
WhereOn site or in our workshop
What's Included

Everything wooden, finished like it matters

  • Main doors and interior door polish services, the fastest visible upgrade in any home
  • Furniture polishing: beds, dining tables, and heirloom pieces
  • Wardrobes and built-in cabinets
  • Kitchen cabinet refinishing
  • Stair railings and banisters
  • Full-home woodwork packages during renovation or repaint
  • Repairs to dents, scratches, and loose joints before finishing
  • Spray application where the finish demands a factory-smooth result
The Four Finishes

The right finish for each piece, not one finish for everything

Deco Paint

Deco paint for doors and deco paint furniture is the modern favourite: a smooth, uniform painted finish in matt or gloss, in any shade. It completely transforms old or mismatched woodwork into a clean contemporary look.

We spray-apply it for a smoothness brushwork cannot match. If your doors are structurally fine but visually dated, deco paint for wood is usually the answer.

Deco paint finish on doors

Lacquer Polishing

Lacquer polish for wood gives a clear or tinted protective coat with a refined sheen, keeping the natural grain visible. Dries hard and resists moisture reasonably well.

Suits furniture and doors where you want the wood itself to be the show.

Lacquer polished wooden furniture

Melamine Polish

The workhorse of Pakistani woodwork: durable, grain-visible, matt or gloss, at a sensible cost.

Ideal for wardrobes, cabinets, and everyday furniture that needs to look good and take daily use.

Melamine polished wardrobes

French Polish

French polish doors and heirloom furniture get the traditional craft finish, built up by hand in thin layers of shellac. A depth and warmth on quality wood that no spray can replicate.

The choice for antique furniture, showpiece doors, and classic interiors. Slow, skilled work, priced honestly as such.

French polished classic furniture
How It Runs

From tired wood to a second life

Free assessment

We look at the wood species, condition, and use, then recommend the finish that fits.

Written estimate

Finish type, sheen level, and shade agreed on paper before work begins.

Sanding and repairs

Complete sanding down of the old finish, never coating over it. Dents and joints repaired.

Staged application

Proper coats with real drying time between them, sprayed where the finish demands it.

Walkthrough

Inspected together in daylight, touch-ups done, your home left clean.

Honest Pricing

What wood polishing costs

Polish work is priced by the piece, or by square footage for larger scopes. The cost depends on the finish type (melamine and deco paint in one band, lacquer in another, French polish in its own), the condition of the wood, and whether repairs are needed first.

A single door is a small job. A full home's woodwork is a project. Either way, you get a written, itemized estimate after we see the actual wood.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between deco paint and polish?
Polish (melamine, lacquer, French) keeps the wood grain visible under a clear or tinted coat. Deco paint covers the grain completely with a smooth painted finish in any colour.
Can old, dark furniture be made lighter?
Yes. The old finish is stripped, the wood is sanded back, and a lighter stain or deco paint shade is applied. Dramatic transformations are routine work.
How long does polishing take?
A door takes 2 to 3 days including drying stages. A furniture set takes about a week. Full-home woodwork typically runs 2 to 3 weeks, sequenced room by room.
Do you polish on site or take pieces away?
Both. Fixed woodwork is done on site with dust sheeting and ventilation management. Movable furniture can be done in our workshop for a more controlled spray finish.
Is French polish worth the extra cost?
On quality solid wood in a classic interior, absolutely. On everyday veneer furniture, usually not, and we will tell you so.

Give your wood a second life.

Free assessment, honest finish recommendation, written estimate.

We build. You relax.