dinette table de-laminating

[joeshantz]

Don’t know about your table but mine is solid wood not a laminate. I’ve looked into having it professionally refinished as my track record in this area is pretty dismal!

I just sanded mine down to where I got most of the old stain off and clear polyurethaned it with 6 coats or so. Easy enough that I could even do it.

[Gronk1]

How did you deal with the edge detail?

Sanding. Started with 100 grit, then 220 to 320. I used a block & free hand, better control than an elect. sander.
Is that what your asking?

[Bungy]

Sanding. Started with 100 grit, then 220 to 320. I used a block & free hand, better control than an elect. sander.
Is that what your asking?

Yes, thanks

[smullinax]

I just sanded mine down to where I got most of the old stain off and clear polyurethaned it with 6 coats or so. Easy enough that I could even do it.

Joe,
That looks like a nice job.....I may try that depending on what GD customer service says. Followed up with them, but still waiting on a reply, not the same quick response I have seen on other questions.

[smullinax]

Joe,
That looks like a nice job.....I may try that depending on what GD customer service says. Followed up with them, but still waiting on a reply, not the same quick response I have seen on other questions.

So an update on my "de-laminating" table top. Followed up on the case# several times, and for whatever reason could never get any response other then "we'll check into it. Then yesterday when I was at the RV park office picking up a package the guy says "oh yeah, you have another big box back here that came in last week". Turns out it was a complete replacement table top. Installed it this morning, all good.
While I'm happy with the end result, it seems curious Grand Design doesn't send any tracking info like the rest of the world.