Hey everyone. I was wondering if anyone has any tips on how I could make an old wooden coffee table look a bit less of an eyesore. My boss has recently had the house I work in, decorated and he donated some of the old furniture to poor old Jem and JP. We eventually want a long coffee table with a shelf for JP's magazines, but for now, this simple, square wooden table will make do.
The problem is that over the years cups of hot tea and coffee have been spilt over and over and so the surface is all bubbles, chipped or worn. My mum makes clothes so has plenty of fabric we could throw over it if need be, but I thought maybe a PF member might have an interesting idea for sprucing it up DIY style. Whatever we do, we'll need to beg, borrow or steal materials, but our neighbours, local shop keepers, family and friends are all being very sympathetic and supportive, so I'm sure they'd help out!
Thanks in advance!
-Jem
The problem is that over the years cups of hot tea and coffee have been spilt over and over and so the surface is all bubbles, chipped or worn. My mum makes clothes so has plenty of fabric we could throw over it if need be, but I thought maybe a PF member might have an interesting idea for sprucing it up DIY style. Whatever we do, we'll need to beg, borrow or steal materials, but our neighbours, local shop keepers, family and friends are all being very sympathetic and supportive, so I'm sure they'd help out!
Thanks in advance!
-Jem
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