02-11-2021, 05:06 PM
The flaking is the deteriorated lacquer...
There is good grain filler underneath, as can be seen in the excellent closeup photos. If a stripper is used the is a good chance of extracting some if not most of the filler. Then more filler several coats of lacquer will be needed to build up and rub off to get a smooth finish.
A re-amalgamator product would be a better choice like Howard's. It will soften and re-flow the original finish. Choose the correct color of the product... Often a one step process... chas
There is good grain filler underneath, as can be seen in the excellent closeup photos. If a stripper is used the is a good chance of extracting some if not most of the filler. Then more filler several coats of lacquer will be needed to build up and rub off to get a smooth finish.
A re-amalgamator product would be a better choice like Howard's. It will soften and re-flow the original finish. Choose the correct color of the product... Often a one step process... chas
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