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Removing scuffs from Photo Finish
Hey everyone!
So, I've got an early 1960's Philco 23" B&W console that I just pulled out of storage. Unfortunately, while in storage, some paint splatter ended up getting on the top of the cabinet. I tried various chemical products to get the paint specks off, but, in the end, scraping each spot with a putty knife was necessary. I'm left with some light scuffs on the cabinet top that I would like to make go away. The scuffs only go as deep as the lacquer finish, the faux woodgrain photo finish below is still in perfect shape. Could I lightly sand the top with something like #0000 steel wool and spray lacquer over it? Thanks in advance for any advice. |
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Last edited by andy; 12-05-2021 at 08:10 PM. |
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steel wool will help with a gentle hand.a little stain to darken and some sort of gloss on top.i hate photo finish!
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You might also try a product called Restore-A-Finish, which you can obtain at a hardware or paint store. It comes in three or so tints and works wonders.
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