Back in the "day" I used to help one half of Burl Brothers make furniture...Steve Seigel is my BIL. As payment for a huge slab job on the coast...Granite Construction was hired to remove the trunks!!, They made me a big redwood coffee table; just short of 6' long, 3 huge burl legs...it's a center point for our living room. But over the years...and it has been a few, the top scratched and scuffed. I thought the top would be a fun refinish project. I know Steve shot it with catalyzed lacquer and that's not gonna happen. I have at my disposal a Makita 4x4 pad sander, PC belt sander, and a Mutabo 3" ROS. The finish does have a bit of sheen to it so I'd like to keep that. I do have a 1qt automotive gun, PC pancake compressor. I can do spray or brush/wipe on finish.
Thanks folks...this table is important to me...just because of the history.
Starting point and finish ideas ladies and gentlemen? This is my first refinish job.
Thanks folks...this table is important to me...just because of the history.
Starting point and finish ideas ladies and gentlemen? This is my first refinish job.