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    How do I repair veneer ?

    Hello,

    I have a bad mark on one corner of my 4435. Is there a good way I can repair it by myself ? I remember a thread about repairing such damage but I can not find it.

    Thank you

    Hjalmar
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    clean it and use wood filler..(try to match it) sand it and stain..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chevelle View Post
    Hello,

    I have a bad mark on one corner of my 4435. Is there a good way I can repair it by myself ? I remember a thread about repairing such damage but I can not find it.

    Thank you

    Hjalmar
    Apply a drop of water to the wound, try and position the cabinet so the drop just sits right there in the wound (I realize that might be very difficult with such a heavy box)
    So, you may have to use a bit of tape and a wet piece of cotton or similar
    You don't want any water to get beyound that spot! But you do want that one little spot to get wet
    Let the drop evaporate
    One big drop, or however you have to rig it up, just and only enough to cover the boo boo
    A drop is the best if you can manage somehow
    Repeat, at least 3 or 4 times
    Then see what you've got and report back
    Depending on the results it may require some steam to finish pulling it out, or maybe not
    May even save the grain
    If everything is still there but just crushed you'll be in good shape to then just burnish the wound and touch up the color and re-oil

    Joe

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    Joe, I did what you said, put little drops of water to the particle board under the veneer. So the dent swelled to the original shape of the corner. Now when everything is dry I can fill with Elmers wood filler, sand and oil the surface.

    Thank you Joe for this helpful tip !!!!

    Hjalmar
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