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Removeing stain on cabinets for re-finishing
I am re-finishing a bathroom cabinet. I have stripped the finish - a couple
passes, using steel wool to try to remove the last stain/stripper. There is still stain on the wood I would like to remove. I am concerned that trying sand it off will damage the veneer. What is recommended to get the last stain off? Can it be bleached? My goal is to use a lighter finish than the origional. Bob |
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Removeing stain on cabinets for re-finishing
Visit www.refinishwizard.com forum and ask there also.
On Fri, 28 Jul 2006 13:41:15 -0700, "Bob" wrote: I am re-finishing a bathroom cabinet. I have stripped the finish - a couple passes, using steel wool to try to remove the last stain/stripper. There is still stain on the wood I would like to remove. I am concerned that trying sand it off will damage the veneer. What is recommended to get the last stain off? Can it be bleached? My goal is to use a lighter finish than the origional. Bob |
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