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Nothing is beyond repair for furniture restoration experts Dan Oldejans and Chris Ekstrom. The longtime friends operate Better Than New Fine Furniture Repair in Tempe, Ariz., and this series provides a close-up look at their business and how they go about fixing damaged furniture ranging from priceless heirlooms to common but sentimental items.
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