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--Previous Message-- : Sorry I didn't make my post very clear. The : table has veneer both on the top side and : bottom. In several places, the veneer, : both on top side and bottom has lifted. On : the worse spot, I can slide a ruler in : between the top and veneer 5 inches. If : you look at the side of the table, the : veneer has lifted 1" at the edge and : this lifted area tapers back towards the : middle of the table 5" to where it is : still firmly attached. So I would call it : "curling up". I'm thinking if I : glue and clamp the veneer down, since it's : dry and somewhat brittle, it could crack. : I'm thinking moisture would make it more : flexible, but the finish is good, so I'm : afraid moisture might mar the finish. : Thanks very much! : Teri : --Previous Message-- : I'm not clear on whether the 6" : dimention : is linear and therefore a 6" area has : lost it's bond with the wood or that it is : vertical which means that the veneer has : curred up to a height of 6" above the : table top. Could you please clarify? : : :

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