Need advice on how to resurface lift-top coffee table.

[hghclsswhitetrsh]

Goto furniture row next time? Fuck AFW and jake jabbs.

That is all.

[Jer]

Pictures to give you an idea what I be workin' wit:









Kill it with fire?

[Jamnanc]

Use super glue under the lifted pieces. There's fancy kind at a wood working store, but it's still super glue. Apply under the bubbles wit a syringe. Get it down pretty flush then sand the shit out of it without sanding through the veneer. Sand the rest lightly, stain it with golden oak and use a spray varnish or laquer with a good steel wool rubdown between coats.

Or or put contact paper on it. Then kill it with fire.

A squirt of water will force the super glue to set so you don't have to hold it down so long.

[Jer]

Use super glue under the lifted pieces. There's fancy kind at a wood working store, but it's still super glue. Apply under the bubbles wit a syringe. Get it down pretty flush then sand the shit out of it without sanding through the veneer. Sand the rest lightly, stain it with golden oak and use a spray varnish or laquer with a good steel wool rubdown between coats.

Or or put contact paper on it. Then kill it with fire.

A squirt of water will force the super glue to set so you don't have to hold it down so long.

This seems like a method that has been proven to work, yeah? I don't really have parts standing up save for maybe those lines and those aren't standing up that tall. The parts that appear to have the stain rubbed off don't even appear to have grain underneath so I'm worried that if I do all of this I won't have a wood grain look anymore but maybe it will pan out. I'll have to give this some thought as to if I can do it or if it will yield a desirable result or not.