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Protecting wooden table

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SnoopyLovesYou · 22/06/2013 20:45

I have a lovely wooden table but with kids use- varnish coming off. What do I need to do? Paint on a layer of some kind of varnish? Any suggestions? Thanks! :-)

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BoffinMum · 22/06/2013 20:51

Depends how bad the damage is. It's likely you'll need to sand it back a bit first with very gentle sandpaper.

SnoopyLovesYou · 22/06/2013 21:08

Thanks Boffinmum. Why is the sanding necessary #Im not a boffinhousekeeper

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BoffinMum · 22/06/2013 21:36

Otherwise I think you might risk just creating dips where the scratches are. You need a level surface. Take proper advice though!

SnoopyLovesYou · 22/06/2013 23:25

Well it actually is a level surface. No scratches. Just a paler colour where varnish rubbed away showing wood.

Anybody know which varnish I should buy or any tips? #totally clueless

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BoffinMum · 23/06/2013 08:08

Actually there is a product made by Hagesan which might improve things without you having to varnish. I'll have a look.

BoffinMum · 23/06/2013 08:14

Hagesan Meubeline light or dark, depending on the colour of your table.

Hagesan products full list

SnoopyLovesYou · 24/06/2013 21:04

Oh good. Going to a paint shop soon so will check it out thanks!

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