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11-08-2012, 10:52 AM

Thread: Refinishing JBL Walnut Veneer
by rw.furniture

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Ow

Ow, Noticed that the post s are years ago! my bad!

walnut hardwood coffee tables
11-02-2012, 01:50 PM

Thread: Refinishing JBL Walnut Veneer
by rw.furniture

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Refinishing JBL Walnut Veneer

@Markd51

You are too Right! Just "Don't Touch Them". But if they do have light scratches, ya you can use some furniture polish.
Good Luck!

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