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Anonymous users2024-01-23If you can't deal with it, either the inside of the breaded plate is degummed from the stainless steel, or the fixed solder joints or screws are falling off. The latter is easy to handle, but the former is not easy to deal with, and the hole will leave a scar.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's just that the stainless steel can't be glued together with the wooden board under it, so it can only be glued again, and if it can't be glued, it can only be replaced.
In this case, it may be that the welding of the keel below and the table top is broken, and you can add a few more keels so that you can support the table well .
Polished with coarse sandpaper, then sanded with cotton gauze sandpaper, and finally polished with 1200 fine sandpaper water, if you buy a fake, there is no way.
Buy a bottle of Mr. Vermeer It works well to remove heavy oil stains.
Foam adhesive is firm, if it is convenient, use spraying glue. >>>More
Generally 304 material is used. The surface is aesthetically pleasing when treated, and the 304 is relatively durable.