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obtaining FLAT surface
Hi all,
I'm trying to modify the look of a table top (approx size 4 by 2m). The board that was used originally was not perfectly flat. On top of this board, there is cherry-veneer finished with some kind of varnish. When looking at the tabletop with light coming from the opposite, a ripple effect is visible on the surface. I thought of taking the veneer away, re-sand the board, but the ripple-effect is to strong and won't be able to sand it out, at least, that's what a professional told me. I could change the board...but before I do that.. I'm wondering if there is a lacquer - varnish - polyester - or other solution which makes the top flat as a mirror and is transparent, i still want to enjoy the cherry veneer... Suggestions are welcome Jill B |
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