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removing veneer on dining table top ?
I have an older but good table that has a lot of scratches and 'tears'
on the surface. If I go ahead and replace the veneer...should I sand the old top of..or...try to l"delamination' it with a heat gun or iron and then sand the surface smooth ? Any other ideas/ways to remove old veneer before re-veneering ? Thanks, TR |
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removing veneer on dining table top ?
tr wrote: I have an older but good table that has a lot of scratches and 'tears' on the surface. If I go ahead and replace the veneer...should I sand the old top of..or...try to l"delamination' it with a heat gun or iron and then sand the surface smooth ? Any other ideas/ways to remove old veneer before re-veneering ? Thanks, TR Trying to remove old veneer or formica is more trouble than what it's worth. But if you have the patience, it can be done with much scraping. If you want a faster route, you can always sand the top of the veneer and re-apply a new sheet on top of it. Though, if you already have chipped veneer, then your only opiton is to remove. |
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