How do you remove water stains and circles left on wood surfaces?
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Mayonnaise spread right on the stain. Let it set for awhile and then polish.
I have used mineral oil with success. Follow up with furniture polish.
Use white toothpaste (not gel) and a damp cloth. A dab of toothpaste on the cloth. Gently rub in a circular motion. Wipe of with another damp cloth. Polish and buff.
Buy some walnuts, use the meat of the nut to rub over stains...wala...gone! We have those awful red hardwood floors and it also conceals scratches On the floor.
Have a pile of coasters handy so you do not need to go through this process again.
I have used the mayonaisse trick; I also have used coconut oil. Good luck.
I don't know how to remove them, but when I built my daughter a chest, 4'x2'x2' out of mahogany many years ago, I put on quite a few layers of sealer and stain, sanding between coats and she has put hot things on it and cold things and wet things and even dripped candle wax all over it. Never did it ever leave any kind of marks or stains and is still beautiful 23 years later, even after moving at least 15 times. So, think about lightly sanding the top and brushing on sanding sealer, maybe several coats, and lightly sanding after every coat. Just my experience.
Mayonnaise Apply a dab with a soft cloth and rub it into the mark in a circular motion. ...