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Elm Dining Room Table is showing signs of distress
june.elizabeth
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I have an Elm Dining room table which was damaged about 5 years ago when a lighted cigarette fell from an ashtray. The table was sent away to a Restorer/French polisher and resurfaced under insurance.
Now there are small areas of the table which are showing signs of distress, look a bit gray/silver in colour.
Any ideas how to improve the look of this myself please?
Now there are small areas of the table which are showing signs of distress, look a bit gray/silver in colour.
Any ideas how to improve the look of this myself please?
yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, today is a gift thats why its called the present 
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I would have thought some kind of polish. Briwax is a good beeswax based polish, but nt sure if suitable.0
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Anybody have any other ideasyesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, today is a gift thats why its called the present0
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