Hello,
We have a large teak-veneered wood dining table on the centre of which, when it is not being used for meals, we have been placing a small pot of (real) flowers. Unfortunately some water from a recent watering has soaked into the table and caused its veneer to bubble up slightly, close to its centre.
Hindsight is wonderful - we shouldn't have allowed this to happen, of course, but now that it has, can anyone in this NG tell me if there is anything I can do to improve the situation and get the raised veneer to go back down again?
If it's a job than can only be done by a professional carpenter or furniture restorer, I'm curious to know how they would go about doing it and if it's likely to be an expensive job?
Many TIA - Dave