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<p>[QUOTE="Born2it, post: 10650169, member: 59977"]My personal preference for such items is to leave as much of its history intact as I can without sacrificing longevity. It’s yours, so of course you can do as you please, but honestly seeing it after it was sanded would make me sad, unless it’s so damaged you need to make repairs to ensure structural stability.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Born2it, post: 10650169, member: 59977"]My personal preference for such items is to leave as much of its history intact as I can without sacrificing longevity. It’s yours, so of course you can do as you please, but honestly seeing it after it was sanded would make me sad, unless it’s so damaged you need to make repairs to ensure structural stability.[/QUOTE]
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