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Mahogany finish problem
Clean it up as best you can and put a couple of coats of dewaxed shellac on
then apply a finish. -- Mike G. Heirloom Woods www.heirloom-woods.net "Joe Stefanovich" wrote in message ... I bought a table at an estate sale that was made by an instructor at an Army woodworking hobby shop. It has a beautiful solid 6/4 + mahogany top sitting on ash frame & legs. Size 2m x 1m. The problem is that the fellow that made it passed away before he got around to finishing it. His daughter had been using it as a breakfast table for about 10 years and all she has ever done is polish the raw wood with stuff like Pledge or occasionally a paste wax. Is there anything I can do to get a good finish on the table top with the wood already permeated with this stuff. There is a profile routed around the edge of the table so sanding/planing the surface is not an option I would prefer. tia Joe/Albuquerque |
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