Thanks Jim. Unfortunately that's just what I did. With a fresh coat of poly it looked beautiful, but there were imperfections, like tiny bubbles and air-born dust. I could feel them more than see them. I let the poly cure for a month. It still looked beautiful, but needed to be smoothed out. I used Abralon pads (up to 3000 grit) with soapy water to get the table top completely smooth. Now it looks gorgeous when wet with mineral spirits or naphtha, but when the solvent evaporates, it gets hazy/cloudy. My next gambit was using Menzerna Super Finish Plus 3800. It left the top ultra smooth, but hazy. Today I tried EZ Creme Glaze, which helps a little, but I was looking for a deep wet look, as if the tabletop were covered with wet solvent. I'm thinking of turning to wax.