My table has taken some major abuse over the past 9 years. It has traveled across the country twice and received some water damage. Then having 3 kids has done a lot of abuse. It was very sad looking. It's solid oak and I knew that I could fix it, I was just scared to touch it. I finally got the guts to fix it. Heck, I couldn't make it worse.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjSs69zE-rDPrNHnQQfMXK9lXYLby5krFhtOKdTLG04TyK40SC4zmkzW01byc3qJ_9kl4Ffc64jRmxCovwgGjxYZQ-N8dDvrQPW2YXEAj-dshVbSbXCOnJzgbR1-nZAnQeAACqHdeCH5IPZ/s320/102_9494.JPG) |
Soo ugly |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhnVnmsuRQ-OE6xSzDzb3F5M5HAALzFk4gwqgeZYNoLGc2i689PGairc5l3vhKhBtMzZKIV5I7A6AbtciCmq1fntMnjnEkupbLScsJ8QLjFIX8pumloehR7EeY12Rd0gDSh3h2NL1_6eATm/s320/102_9493.JPG) |
Can you tell where the kids sit? |
After years of being on the summer project list and never really wanting to do it because of the process and time. I was very surprised that it only took 1 hour to sand down. I also found a stain-polyurethane that cut down the amount of steps. I also only did the top, it would take me weeks to finish the whole table and 6 chairs. I'll buy new table before I do that. Anyways there the "new" table.
No comments:
Post a Comment