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Help, chipping finish!!
My home has unpainted woodwork throughout and also a lot of paneling.
I've been told that the finish was probably lacquer. Anyway, it is *extremely* fragile! I can cause it to chip by just raking a finger-nail across it. Chipping isn't really accurate -- it sort of crystalizes into something that looks like rosin. I have been covering these chips with Liquid Gold, which does a good job for a couple of months, but am looking for a more permanent solution. Removing and redoing the finish isn't practical, but I thought I might clean the wood with mineral spirits and then wipe some pure tung oil on the entire surface and wipe off after about 5 minutes. The tung oil should soak into the wood where there is no finish and then harden. What do you think about this solution? |
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