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Re: Water on dining room table from ceiling bathroom overflow

Posted by Dr Woodwell on 8/17/2001, 9:05 am , in reply to "Re: Water on dining room table from ceiling bathroom overflow"
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There could easily be some contaminants in the water which caused the finish to blister. The least expensive repair is sanding the finish to make it smooth and then recoating with a finish material which is compatible with the existing finish. If money is not an issue, then a total refinishing is what's required for the best result.

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