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<p>[QUOTE="Jeff Drum, post: 3352008, member: 6444"]Looks like pine from here. My advice - don't try to fix the scratches, but by all means rub on a layer of beeswax. Your piece is going for the rustic look, and the scratches just add to it being more rustic. It also looks heavily modified over the years - paint stripped, new screen and half-round muntins to possibly replace tin panels.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Jeff Drum, post: 3352008, member: 6444"]Looks like pine from here. My advice - don't try to fix the scratches, but by all means rub on a layer of beeswax. Your piece is going for the rustic look, and the scratches just add to it being more rustic. It also looks heavily modified over the years - paint stripped, new screen and half-round muntins to possibly replace tin panels.[/QUOTE]
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