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Update on sewing tables

10 years ago

Despite his best efforts, the top of the table is not quite smooth enough for the fabric to slide easily across it. The nice coat of wax hasn't helped, so this week DH will be working on another solution. I suggested running them through a planer and add some Formica. I'll post pictures when he solves the problem.

beverly

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nannykins
10 years ago
We had some leftover lino flooring which I double-faced taped to my table top. Nice and smooth.
Theresa
jennifer_in_va
10 years ago
I'm following your train of thought and suggest gluing kitchen counter-top material. That should work well.
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geezerfolks_SharonG_FL
10 years ago
Whatever works!

SharonG/FL
teresa_nc7
10 years ago
What about that thick polyurethane that is used on boats? Several coats of that would completely seal the wood finish and make it smooth as glass.

Teresa
grammyp
Original Author
10 years ago
He thought about the polyurethane, but it has to dry so long between coats. I thought about the Formica, but the flooring is also a good idea. Think I'll price them both.

beverly

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