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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;verybrad, post: 279875, member: 37&quot;]Tough fix.&nbsp; I doubt any of the above methods will work as a permanent repair but maybe worth a shot.&nbsp; However, adding more water runs the risk of further darkening and/or raising of the veneer.&nbsp; A permanent repair will involve cutting in to the bubbles with a razor knife and possibly removing a bit of wood until they will lay flat with pressure.&nbsp; Once you have it to that stage, you need to force some wood glue under the veneer, cover with wax paper, apply a flat 1/4&quot; iron (or glass) plate to it and as much weight as you can stack on to it.&nbsp; Once the glue has dried, you may need to remove excess and sand lightly to smooth the surface completely.&nbsp; You would then probably need to refinish the entire table top to get a complete repair that is as good as can possibly be.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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