I have a Hunter 320 2001 and my table below has become milky looking. Is there anything to use to rub it out to make it look new again? Bob
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- Jul 24, 2006
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i used to be a painting contractor. I would use sanding sealer under the varnish, or poly urethane. I did an exterior door once with this combo(the sanding sealer would dry quick so i could sand and top coat in one day). the door turned cloudy in a short amount of time. I had to stip the door and refinish with just poly. Don't know if yours is varnished but if it is they may have used sanding sealer or something like it. I feel your pain the cloudy finish is ugly!
i used to be a painting contractor. I would use sanding sealer under the varnish, or poly urethane. I did an exterior door once with this combo(the sanding sealer would dry quick so i could sand and top coat in one day). the door turned cloudy in a short amount of time. I had to stip the door and refinish with just poly. Don't know if yours is varnished but if it is they may have used sanding sealer or something like it. I feel your pain the cloudy finish is ugly!
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