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If it is teak then Varnish is probably not a good idea. I have a dining =
table that had previously been varnished that looked pretty awful. = Stripped the varnish with varnish remover, then scraper, then steel wool = to get it to a fine surface. Then refinished with Tung oil. This is very = similar to teak oil but with a harder finish. Now looks far better than = with a varnish finish. Mike "Nige" wrote in message = ... I want to re-varnish a G-Plan veneered teak dining table, it has got a lot of scratches and heat damage. What is the best way to prepare it, = a scraper, sandpaper, or varnish remover? --=20 Nige =20 Please replace YYYY with the current year |
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