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<p>[QUOTE="AMDeere, post: 482085, member: 9719"]Yes, a lot of the surfaces appear to be veneer. You can see in picture of the short dresser that it is bubbled up. I am planning to remove that and decide what to do from there. I have thought about making an entirely new top for that one. I have 1 inch thick oak here from a drafters table that would work nicely. I haven't yet looked into just replacing it with new veneer.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="AMDeere, post: 482085, member: 9719"]Yes, a lot of the surfaces appear to be veneer. You can see in picture of the short dresser that it is bubbled up. I am planning to remove that and decide what to do from there. I have thought about making an entirely new top for that one. I have 1 inch thick oak here from a drafters table that would work nicely. I haven't yet looked into just replacing it with new veneer.[/QUOTE]
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