I am refinishing a solid oak table top about the size of a large upright bottom panel or "kick board" as it is sometimes called on the old " high back pianos". Its out of the can 3lb cut. It is splotchy because of the overlaps and it dries too fast to brush out the whole top. Is there a way to get rid of the splotchy areas by brushing with denatured alcohol? Or is sanding better? It is hard to tell if it will be splotchy when applying because of the different rates of drying. Why is it so hard for me to get a table top uniform when they used to do large oak floors and those look uniform? Thanks Richard Moody
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