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<p>[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 12862603, member: 37"]Really doesn't look like it needs much. I would clean it first with some mineral spirits. If there is raised grain, you might either decide to live with it or sand lightly. Sanding will probably change the look so I would not jump to the conclusion that it needs it. Once prepped, try the Howards. You could, alternately, use a tung oil varnish.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 12862603, member: 37"]Really doesn't look like it needs much. I would clean it first with some mineral spirits. If there is raised grain, you might either decide to live with it or sand lightly. Sanding will probably change the look so I would not jump to the conclusion that it needs it. Once prepped, try the Howards. You could, alternately, use a tung oil varnish.[/QUOTE]
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