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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Barbara, post: 4294713, member: 1768&quot;][ATTACH=full]346465[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]346466[/ATTACH] I had planned to paint and glaze this old buffet. It has some nice carving that doesn&#039;t show up well because of the dark varnish.&nbsp; I read that Krud Kutter is safe to use.&nbsp; I had always wanted to get that varnish off and the KK seemed to be doing that much to my surprise.&nbsp; It looks like it&#039;s taking it back to its unfinished state.&nbsp; I was beginning to think I wouldn&#039;t need to paint after all. The problem is that it&#039;s coming off very unevenly and looks blotchy (I started in an inconspicuous place).&nbsp; I wanted to leave the top unpainted but I&#039;m afraid to use the KK and possibly mar the surface.&nbsp;&nbsp; Much of the dark varnish has worn off the top and it has a nice patina.&nbsp; What&#039;s my next step? I&#039;m intrigued by the possibility of being able to remove that varnish with just a cleaner.&nbsp; If I can&#039;t remove it, I need to be able to clean it thoroughly and paint.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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