sorry, medium density fiberboard
Posted By: pdqtrans on 2007-07-15
In Reply to: This looks like a bombe table - Katie
It is what most furniture is made of nowadays. It is the chips and fiber of wood that are glued and pressure pressed to be sturdy.
If it is a bombe type you probably won't want to cover it. If using different cleaners on it absolutely will not get it off you will probably need to sand the varnish off and restain, or you could sand the whole thing and paint it. Did it bubble up or swell where the wet stuff was? That's one way to tell if it is MDF. If something wet sits there while the board will swell. You can sand that down.
Some furniture also is made of particle board or MDF and then has wood veneers on the sides and tops. This is a thin sheet of real wood, approx 1/8 inch, whether it be oak, mahogany, etc. You can purchase a sheet of veneer at places like Lowes, cut to size and glue that on with rubber cement. This is how a lot of wooden doors are made that are the light weight ones. Frame made with thing plyboard topped with a wood veneer.
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