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Damaged Pine Table

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Date: 08/03/2005 Topic: Home Improvement > Furniture Repair  
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Can anyone help me get a marred area out of my pine kitchen table? It looks like a gouge. Any suggestions?

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By sewingmamma (55) Contact
If the dent is not too large, you could try a fine sandpaper and refinish it whenever you are through sanding. If the table is badly damaged you could fill the hole with plastic wood, let dry thoroughly and then refinish. Hope this helps. sewingmamma

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