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I have painted and/or repainted several old - not antique- pieces of furniture using oil based primers and finish coats. Has anyone had experience using water
On the table top I want to restore the wood has dried out at the seam and come apart across the entire top. The space is about 1/4 inch. I could use some
From your description I assume what you're talking about is the top has seperated at a glue seam. Some of these are butt glued and some are a small version
On the table top I want to restore the wood has dried out at the seam and come apart across the entire top. The space is about 1/4 inch. I could use some