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I know refinishig has been covered numerous times in this group. Soory
to open it up again -- didn't see exactly what I wanted - a short concise step-by-step, product names, etc. ----------------------------------------------- I've raised three kids with this table. The finish is shot from years of spilt juice, knicks and bangs, etc. Any recommendations on how: I assume 1. Strip them. Plain ol' stripper from Home Depot. 2. Resand (yuck - that'll take a while). Is this needed? 3. Apply a sealer. Is this needed? 4. Use a finish like: A. Two or three coats of Danish oil. B. One coat of Polyurethane. What say y'all? P.S. For those of you in multiple newsgroups, I have posted this same question elesewhere. We'll see which newsgroup provide the highest quality answers. |
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