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During sanding and buffing. Most of the finish is gone. There will be however a certain amount in the deep cracks that will have to loosen with time as the oil applied seeps under it. We had recommended the benches in the back not be stripped as it’s nearly impossible to get the paint out between the top strips of wood. However the client insisted against our better judgement.

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