Hello! The hard way would be to sand the table top and refinish it. There are videos on YouTube to take you through the process if it is new to you. The easy way would be to fill in the scratches with the same color as your wood. This works well if the scratch is not too deep. There are kits that are sold for this type of issue that include a variety of wood colors. Good luck!
You can purchase a set of wood markers at your local home improvement store. They also sell wood crayons for this purpose. Just color in the scratches with either one.
Try Restore-A-Finish for scratches on wood furniture. Wipe on with a soft cloth, wipe off with a second cloth. Comes in a variety of colors to match different woods.
It is not unfinI shed, it is deliberately designed this way. Cool looking in the store, but in reality stuff gets snagged and crumbs go down in divots.
what is the top made of
Hello! The hard way would be to sand the table top and refinish it. There are videos on YouTube to take you through the process if it is new to you. The easy way would be to fill in the scratches with the same color as your wood. This works well if the scratch is not too deep. There are kits that are sold for this type of issue that include a variety of wood colors. Good luck!
Use wood putty.
I use a Tibetan Almond stick for light scratches. If they’re deep scratches or gouges, you might want to refinish.
You can purchase a set of wood markers at your local home improvement store. They also sell wood crayons for this purpose. Just color in the scratches with either one.
Try Restore-A-Finish for scratches on wood furniture. Wipe on with a soft cloth, wipe off with a second cloth. Comes in a variety of colors to match different woods.
Does this product work for hardwood floors as well?