| Forum topic by Doug Scott | posted 169 days ago | 332 views | 0 times favorited | 5 replies | ![]() |
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169 days ago |
I’m not always having a problem with stripping finish, but this Antique dinning table did, and I thought that I would share how I solved this problem. First, After stripping and cleaning all the table top off, I had to go to a different brand of stripper, only because it got so that the previous got that the stores quite handling it. I think because they were not selling enough and it was costing them money for a product they didn’t move very fast, and for me it went up a lot in price Now I’ll explain what the problem was: After cleaning off the stripper, the OAK kept bleeding something I’m a self employed furniture builder and Repairman, and do refinishing. Over the 27 years I have been into doing this , it is the first time I have had this trouble. I hope this helps some of you in the future. -- Furniture By Douglas, Comstock Park, MI |

















