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25/04/2004 7:02 PM

Fixing worn trim

I have kitchen counter tops that are edged with a dark stained pine
trim. Which has gotten worn over time, and shows light streaks. I have
tried those "crayon" things from Home Depot with unsatisfactory
results. What is the best way to hide these worn areas?


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xn

"xrongor"

in reply to [email protected] (East Coast) on 25/04/2004 7:02 PM

25/04/2004 10:16 PM

would it be hard to just sand them down and refinish them?

that or some old english might do it. for a while..

randy

"East Coast" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I have kitchen counter tops that are edged with a dark stained pine
> trim. Which has gotten worn over time, and shows light streaks. I have
> tried those "crayon" things from Home Depot with unsatisfactory
> results. What is the best way to hide these worn areas?

FM

"Frank McVey"

in reply to [email protected] (East Coast) on 25/04/2004 7:02 PM

26/04/2004 8:38 AM

If the areas are fairly small, use permanent (ie spirit-based, rather than
water-based) felt-tipped pens. Protect the "repair" by wiping on a coat of
thinned PU.

Cheers,

Frank


"East Coast" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I have kitchen counter tops that are edged with a dark stained pine
> trim. Which has gotten worn over time, and shows light streaks. I have
> tried those "crayon" things from Home Depot with unsatisfactory
> results. What is the best way to hide these worn areas?


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