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Refinishing a piece of furniture - your advice please
A few years ago I made an oak dresser to match some existing furniture in
the bedroom. The furniture is now replaced by new furniture with a darker cherry finish. When I did the oak dresser I put on some stain to match the old furniture and two coats of poly. I would like to refinish the dresser I made but it will be very hard to sand off the poly due to the shape of the drawers (not simple flat surfaces). Do I have any choices or must I get that poly off? I would like to put on a dye to cover up the oak grain as best I can but I doubt I can just put that down on poly. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. TIA. Dick Snyder |
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