Use Band-It Veneer Edging, painter’s tape, and activate the heat on the tape by using foil on a iron. (Patricia)

Remove decaying wood, vacuum the area, and seal with Elmer’s Structural Wood Repair. (Home Repair Tutor)

Take ¾ cup of Canola oil and mix with ¼ cup vinegar, and wipe the wood. (Kris Cole)

Coat windowsill with Epox and smear, then coat with a primer. (Building Moxie)

Rub petroleum onto a water spot, let soak in, then wipe off the surface. (Holly Lefevre)

Sand down the damage veneer, stain the wood, and apply moulding. (Gail Salminen)

Buy a wood shelf liner with contact paper, and apply onto the surface. (BethandSusie Remax)

Take a screw and dig into the wood and drill out the hole with a dowel. (HomeSpot HQ)

Insert wood toothpicks and fill with Elmer’s Wood Glue Max. (Kristi @ Chatfield Court)

Apply Mineral Oil onto the residue and scrub off the tape grime. (Jamie Baker)

Bust open a walnut and rub it over the scratch to remove it, then cover up with a touch-up marker. (Kasey)

Eliminate damage by applying a restoring stain and wipe off after 3 minutes. (At Home With The Ellingtons)

Mix the two parts of bondo together, remove loosened veneers, and apply. (Rescued Furnishings)

Clean the surface of the wood and use a rag to protect the wood. (Country Chic Paint)

Use Stickwood by simply peeling and sticking onto the surface. (No. 29 Design)

Use Loctite Glue over the surface, allow to dry, and cover with paint. (Chaotically Creative Co.)

Apply coconut oil over wood to create a wood grain with matte shine. (Organized Clutter)

Insert wood filler into surface of the wood, sand down, and apply a varnish. (Pamela Field)

Remove dog chew marks on table legs by sanding down and JB Kwikwood to sculpt and repait the leg. (Ari Goldberg | VivaLasDiy)

Locate the chipped off piece of the baseboard, use Gorilla Wood Glue, and put tape over the chip to keep it in place till dry. (Val)

Shape filler piece of wood to insert in hole, cover with epoxy, and paint over with a wood stain. (Slaughterbeck Floors)

Cut off the rotted sections and brick moulding, and apply a replacement piece with shims. (Jim P)

Place a wet towel on top of the veneer, let it soak into the wood, and scrap off easily. (Lindsay Eidahl)

Apply the oil onto the wood in small amount and rub into going with the grain. (DravenMade)

Adding lemon juice and vinegar together is a powerful cleaning agent for wood floors. (Sherrie)

Mix equal parts mayonnaise, lemon juice, and olive oil to rub into dry wood to moisturize it. (Bev @ The Make Your Own Zone)

Take a putty knife, after filling the gouge with filler, to shape the filler to the size of the gouge and let dry. (DIY Kits)

Use a stripping gel, sand down by hand, then makeover as desired. (The Weathered Door)

Sand off previous paint, run torch fuel up wood, and put flame on the wood long enough to burn. (Zest It Up)

Begin filling in the indentations, let dry, and brush over with paint of choice. (Jennifer rizzo)

Apply moderate amount of Spackle, let dry, then paint over the wood. (The Rozy Home)