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Hydrocote
By Craig Brougher

Jon Page quoted someone as saying that Hydrocote is a possible option for piano refinishing. Knowing better than to just accept the claims, I refinished my own kitchen table with it first. It looked fine for about a year, but never a really hard finish. Now, around the edges where hands touch, it is getting permanently discolored as a result of being exposed to the oils in skin. The table is light oak, and has several places where hot dishes have caused the finish to break. I would love to strip this stuff off and do it right, but don't know of anything that will even touch it, as yet. Does anybody know of a stripper for this stuff?

Craig B.


(Message sent Wed 6 Nov 1996, 13:43:51 GMT, from time zone GMT.)

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