Place a cloth over the stain and go over with a medium heat iron. White (not gel) toothpaste and a damp cloth. A dab of toothpaste on the cloth and gently rub in a circular motion.
you can try white tooth paste on a rag, buff gently then wipe with damp rag, dry. May take several tries. Pick a small area away from center of table to try 1st.
Hi there, Restore-A-Finish works really well. Just wipe on with a soft cloth in direction of wood grain and wipe off with a 2nd dry cloth. It comes in colors to match most woods and costs around $9.00.
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Equal parts of vinegar and olive oil rubbed on the rings should do it. You can also try mayonnaise.
Place a cloth over the stain and go over with a medium heat iron. White (not gel) toothpaste and a damp cloth. A dab of toothpaste on the cloth and gently rub in a circular motion.
Mayonnaise, rub in a circular motion. Wipe with a dry cloth.
you can try white tooth paste on a rag, buff gently then wipe with damp rag, dry. May take several tries. Pick a small area away from center of table to try 1st.
Here In Aus. you can go on line. Dr Chemical. ask your question and he will get back to you
use mayonnaise ,or oil from a pecan
Hi there, Restore-A-Finish works really well. Just wipe on with a soft cloth in direction of wood grain and wipe off with a 2nd dry cloth. It comes in colors to match most woods and costs around $9.00.
i use a mayonaise for that
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