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<p>[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 11245135, member: 37"]The top looks great in the photo. Not sure what it needs. Maybe just a commercial cleaning product such as Endust. If some stubborn soiling, it could be cleaned with a damp cloth and some Murphy's oil soap or similar product. To cut wax build-up, you could use mineral spirits. It should not harm the finish but may make it hazy. Once clean, apply a good coat of paste wax and buff out. </p><p><br /></p><p>Should just be standard screws to attach the top. Just make sure you have the right size.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 11245135, member: 37"]The top looks great in the photo. Not sure what it needs. Maybe just a commercial cleaning product such as Endust. If some stubborn soiling, it could be cleaned with a damp cloth and some Murphy's oil soap or similar product. To cut wax build-up, you could use mineral spirits. It should not harm the finish but may make it hazy. Once clean, apply a good coat of paste wax and buff out. Should just be standard screws to attach the top. Just make sure you have the right size.[/QUOTE]
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