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RESTORING FAMILY ANTIQUES

Posted by Rose on 8/2/2002, 2:57 pm

Can you tell me what I should do if I use your magical (WOOD ELIXIR)refinisher on a new unfinished bookcase and am not pleased with the colour that results? Should I try it on a patch first and stain if I am not happy with the colour? Or can I use more of your product to add additional depth?
What is the basic ingredient that forms the surface sealant? is it latex based? How do I deal with it if I ever want to remove it (heaven forbid!).
Thanks again
Rose

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--Previous Message-- : Can you tell me what I should do if I use your : magical (WOOD ELIXIR)refinisher on a new : unfinished bookcase and am not pleased with : the colour that results? Should I try it on : a patch first and stain if I am not happy : with the colour? Or can I use more of your : product to add additional depth? : : What is the basic ingredient that forms the : surface sealant? is it latex based? How do I : deal with it if I ever want to remove it : (heaven forbid!). : : Thanks again : : Rose :

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