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    Jul 14, 2010, 01:35 PM
    Repairing lacquer finish
    I have an ivory-colored dining set, but the table has been scratched by the pressure of cutting food in paper plates. There are a lot of small cuts in the table. I don't want to buy a new table and I hate having to use a table cloth to hide them, what do you suggest that I do to repair it?
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    Jul 14, 2010, 06:54 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by billiebrown View Post
    I have an ivory-colored dining set, but the table has been scratched by the pressure of cutting food in paper plates. There are a lot of small cuts in the table. I don't want to buy a new table and I hate having to use a table cloth to hide them, what do you suggest that I do to repair it?
    Ivory colored,but what is the underside made of?

    Real wood?

    Particle board?

    Is the top actually lacquered or is it a veneered laminate?

    Back to you.
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