[Multiwood]

This is the Walnut Burl table top I had to strip down and do over. Much better
the second time. The top was sprayed with two coats of lacquer, the next day
two more coats, did this for 5 days. Than two coats of urethane for three days
with wet sanding between coats.

 

[Herb Stoops]

This is the Walnut Burl table top I had to strip down and do over. Much better
the second time. The top was sprayed with two coats of lacquer, the next day
two more coats, did this for 5 days. Than two coats of urethane for three days
with wet sanding between coats.

Did you use invisible lacquer, or urethane?
Herb

 

[Stick486]

This is the Walnut Burl table top I had to strip down and do over. Much better
the second time. The top was sprayed with two coats of lacquer, the next day
two more coats, did this for 5 days. Than two coats of urethane for three days
with wet sanding between coats.

looks like your picture didn't post...

 

[Tonto1]

Not nearly so exciting without pictures!:wink:

 

[mark greenbaum]

You could really bang your knees on that table, as transparent as it is!. Everyone is a comedian - we're here all week, folks.

 

[woodknots]

I think you did too much rubbing with the last coat - rubbed out the entire table!!!!

 

[Tonto1]

We refer to that as excessive sanding!

 

[Barry747]

If my math is correct, Larry applied 10 coats of Lacquer and 6 coats of urethane. That amount of finish has bent the light around the table top making it invisible. It's not Larry's problem, it's ours.