Pretty easily, Var. Clean in the scratches if it’s been a few days. I might use a Qtip and a drop of rubbing alcohol. Fill in the scratches and gouges with wood filler. Use a mahogany wood repair pen, or tiny strokes with mahogany paint or a marker. Ll, and let that dry. If you have some superfine sandpaper, cut a strip the size of a finger, and sand the repaired lines vary gently. Sanded or not, use a clean cloth and buff all the lines until they are smooth. If any line needs more color, use the mahogany wood repair pen, a marker, or paint, and let that dry. Buff again where needed. Protect the repair with what was used originally. If bayou don’t know what to use, you can use a few drops of varnish, polyurethane, finishing wax, or even petroleum jelly. Let it blend in with the rest of the tabletop, which may need a coat of protection. I hope this helps. ☺️
I found this in the curb this morning on my way to work. Needless to say I'm late :) does anyone know anything about this piece? What would you do with it? Paint? Res...
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There are felt pens that will match wood. Lowe's, Walmart, Home Depot.
and 'Old Engish' makes a furniture polish for dark wood
Pretty easily, Var. Clean in the scratches if it’s been a few days. I might use a Qtip and a drop of rubbing alcohol. Fill in the scratches and gouges with wood filler. Use a mahogany wood repair pen, or tiny strokes with mahogany paint or a marker. Ll, and let that dry. If you have some superfine sandpaper, cut a strip the size of a finger, and sand the repaired lines vary gently. Sanded or not, use a clean cloth and buff all the lines until they are smooth. If any line needs more color, use the mahogany wood repair pen, a marker, or paint, and let that dry. Buff again where needed. Protect the repair with what was used originally. If bayou don’t know what to use, you can use a few drops of varnish, polyurethane, finishing wax, or even petroleum jelly. Let it blend in with the rest of the tabletop, which may need a coat of protection. I hope this helps. ☺️