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  1. 3rd June 2015, 10:26 AM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by Horsecroft88 View Post
    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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    Once again, lovely work.
    It's almost unrecognisable!
    Was the chip in the of the top patched with wax also?
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    Quote Originally Posted by hiroller View Post
    Once again, lovely work.
    It's almost unrecognisable!
    Was the chip in the of the top patched with wax also?
    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.
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    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 .
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