Things You'll Need:
- Screwdriver
- Gloves
- Paintbrush
- Chemical varnish remover
- Scraper
- Medium-grade sandpaper
- Stain or clear varnish
- Tape measure
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Step 1
Tighten loose screws on the bottom of a table to make it sturdy.
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Step 2
Fix blemishes and scratches by stripping the finish off of the table. Put on your rubber gloves, and apply chemical varnish remover with a paintbrush in a well-ventilated area.
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Step 3
Use a scraper to carefully remove any old varnish.
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Step 4
Allow the table to dry for several hours.
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Step 5
Sand the table carefully with medium-grade sandpaper.
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Step 6
Stain or add a coat of clear varnish to make your table look like new.
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Step 1
Measure the length and width of the tabletop.
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Step 2
Discard cracked or chipped glass tabletop.
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Step 3
Call a glass company to get a quote on replacement glass. Provide them with your measurements.
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Step 4
Place new glass tabletop onto suction cups or into brackets attached to the base of your dining table.












