The Blue Table

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Originally Posted by Horsecroft88

That is nice to see Stu, but mate, where is the glass of red ?? It seems to be missing in action. Well done, I am sure your wife must be most impressed with the table's rejuvenation. Cheers Dave

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Money shot :U

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Once again, lovely work.
It's almost unrecognisable!
Was the chip in the of the top patched with wax also?

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Originally Posted by hiroller

Once again, lovely work.
It's almost unrecognisable!
Was the chip in the of the top patched with wax also?

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I didn't bother. It's actually a sap void. Not a chip but an imperfection of the original board.
I just polished over it.

Good to see the table with the money shot :)

I know what you mean re the Grange. I have one bottle of Grange. I bought it for my 30th birthday as a present to myself around 1990. It is an 1983 vintage. And yes it only cost $50, which by today's standards would be no where near the cost for it now. Wines like Grange are hugely special and need to be shared with the best of friends/family over a special meal. One day hopefully.

Yes, ditto a total dislike to shabby chic. I hope that fad has gone away by now :).