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A little addition to the last post. If you remove old finish, scrape, don't sand. This will usually leave the pores sealed, and is quicker than sanding. If you do have un filled pores, add a little shellac to a spoonful of corn starch. Dab your thumb in the mixture and rub it cross grain across the pores. This fills the pores, matches the finish, and can be leveled a few minutes after application.
Parker Shellac
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