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If the table just looks bad, and does good work, forget about fixing it, there is no reason to do so. I tell people that have the 'arc of shame' on their drill press tables that they are restoring to clean up the table, and leave the arc of shame completely untouched. Then get a Sharpie pen and write on the table "NOT MINE!" with an arrow pointing to it. As long as the machine works well, forget about trying to cover up other people's mistakes...