my mistake! Posted by Meagan on 4/14/2002, 9:30 pm 63.49.194.61 My husband's grandmother gave us an old pine table with paint dribbled all over it. I was told I would need to sand the piant off, which I did. So, now the table has a splotchy finishon top. The remainder of the table is in good condition and I like the finish. Do I strip the remainder of the top finish and try to match the finsh on the rest of the table with a new one, or do I strip the whole table? Wish I'd done some reserach to find-out about some of these products! Thanks, Meagan Responses: Dribbled Paint - Dr Woodwell 4/22/2002, 1:07 pm

[Archived Message - Posting Disabled] Your Name: Your Email: Subject: Message: --Previous Message-- : My husband's grandmother gave us an old pine : table with paint dribbled all over it. I : was told I would need to sand the piant : off, which I did. So, now the table has a : splotchy finishon top. The remainder of : the table is in good condition and I like : the finish. Do I strip the remainder of : the top finish and try to match the finsh : on the rest of the table with a new one, : or do I strip the whole table? : Wish I'd done some reserach to find-out about : some of these products! : Thanks, : Meagan : Optional Image URL: Optional Link Title: Optional Link URL: Notify me by email of all message replies.     usage terms.

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