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Parker Dining table with odd coloured extensions
Hello Everyone.
I have a golden teak veneer MCM dining table that I’m attempting to renovate. Being a amateur I’ve taken the careful route (no electric sanding or stripper) and hand sanded the table top using 180, 240 and 320 grit, afterwards cleaning the table up with mentholated spirits and grade 2 steel wool.
The problem is the table top is golden teak but the two end extensions are dark. I can’t put it down to fading because it’s too radical.
I’ve tried to attach a photo to this post but can’t figure out how to do it.
Anyway, what are my options? I did want a golden teak which is pretty typical of MCM Parker.
Should I get the courage up and try stripping the two extensions back to the original. If that’s even possible.
If so what stripper do I use?
Was planning on mixing Cabots Danish Oil with Wattyl Craftsman Traditional Stain to achieve the golden teak finish.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Von
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Here’s a better photo of the table
I took a better photo of the table. As you can see the colour I wanted was the existing golden teak like the top and body of the table.
I need advice on exactly how to finish this piece.
Many thanks for your help.
Von