Sitting all alone at a church sale I couldn't resist this little table,
with it's arborite top and glossy thick paint cover up.
I started by scrapping and peeling all the white paint and dirt off.
That's when I found the original pale yellow paint underneath.
I removed the arborite and belt sanded the top smooth,
then moved to the body sanding every inch of the soft yellow paint,
before adding a stain wash.
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The entire table got a coat of walnut gel stain before it was polish back.
See how the yellow and the wood stand out now.
It's finished with wipe on poly and wax.