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   peter28 | Jan 12, 2008 07:17pm | #1

   You should be able to remove them with a little paint thinner (mineral spirits) or naptha.

   It may take a couple of times to reactivate the rubber but this should work. Just wipe it dry each time.

   You can dab it with a Q- tip to keep it wet. You may have to rub it out a few times before it comes up completely.

   The solvent will not harm the poly in any way. The only side effect will be a thorough cleaning of the surface.

   I would caution you against using an abrasive like steel wool or a scotch pad as this will change the sheen and you'll have rub out the rest of the table to match it.

   Good luck.

   Peter

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   budd344 | Jan 13, 2008 09:27pm | #2

   Thanks Peter, I will give a try and let you know how I did, but It will have to wait until after the snow storm.

   bud 344