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03-29-2016 02:58 PM |
Topic tags/keywords: question refurbishing Hello all, Thanks, Andrew -- Andrew, Home Hobbyist, Canada |
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#1 posted 03-30-2016 03:13 PM |
Stripper is not effective at removing stain. It will remove color that is in the finish itself, but dye or pigment stains applied to bare wood will mostly remain. Chlorine bleach may remove dye stains, but is less effective for pigment stains. Those usually have to be scraped or sanded off. |
#2 posted 03-30-2016 03:23 PM |
So does the pigments have to be completely sanded off for it not to show in the stain? What if the stain is darker. Do you have any advice how to get in the cracks between the decorations on the dowel. -- Andrew, Home Hobbyist, Canada |
#3 posted 04-02-2016 05:51 PM |
This is what I am dealing with. Like do I have to sand it down even more or is my first picture enough. It is a pain in the butt but I want to see how well it turns out! -- Andrew, Home Hobbyist, Canada |
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