Hi there, it looks something hot was put on there and damaged the sealant. The easiest way to remove those problems would be to sand out the damage and then refinish the piece. Hope that helps!
This picture looks as if the colour has been rubbed away. Use Artist acrylic paint to "Sponge" or "Stipple" colour back on so it is not so noticeable, then seal it.
Repost telling us what it is. Wood, laminate,flooring? Cannot tell what we are looking at. Take more than one picture and stand back so we can see what it is. The flash it obscuring the content.
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Hi there, it looks something hot was put on there and damaged the sealant. The easiest way to remove those problems would be to sand out the damage and then refinish the piece. Hope that helps!
Maybe try sanding it down and painting or staining it
Hi! It looks like the finish was damaged. Refinishing it is your best bet. Good luck and stay safe!
All I see is a light reflection off a textured surface. Can you posts better photos
I'm not exactly sure what this is or what it is made of. Can you give us more details? How did the mark get there?
it all depends what they are made of .. we need to give us more info
Thanks for your response. It's candle wax
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This picture looks as if the colour has been rubbed away. Use Artist acrylic paint to "Sponge" or "Stipple" colour back on so it is not so noticeable, then seal it.
That looks like a glass top on top of furniture. Please post some additional pictures and more info.
Repost telling us what it is. Wood, laminate,flooring? Cannot tell what we are looking at. Take more than one picture and stand back so we can see what it is. The flash it obscuring the content.