Restore-A-Finish. About $9.00 a can. Comes in different colors. Rub on with a soft cloth with the grain. Wipe off with a 2nd cloth. Wear gloves. Also covers scratches.
Sometimes water stains can be repaired without sanding. Some people use mayonnaise and rub it in with a soft cloth in small circular motions. I use Old English furniture polish. It also covers small scratches. Our furniture is over 20 yrs old and there is not a scratch on it (that shows) or a water mark. It has plenty, they just have been worked out.
Place a clean cloth over the stain. Iron set on low and iron the cloth. White ( not gel) toothpaste and a damp cloth. A dab of toothpaste on the cloth and gently rub in a circular motion. Wipe off.
Hello Kat, we use Restore-A-Finish. It 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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Restore-A-Finish. About $9.00 a can. Comes in different colors. Rub on with a soft cloth with the grain. Wipe off with a 2nd cloth. Wear gloves. Also covers scratches.
Sometimes water stains can be repaired without sanding. Some people use mayonnaise and rub it in with a soft cloth in small circular motions. I use Old English furniture polish. It also covers small scratches. Our furniture is over 20 yrs old and there is not a scratch on it (that shows) or a water mark. It has plenty, they just have been worked out.
Try using vaseline ,rub into the wood in a circular motion with a soft cloth
Try rubbing will olive oil. This will help on some wood surfaces.
Place a clean cloth over the stain. Iron set on low and iron the cloth. White ( not gel) toothpaste and a damp cloth. A dab of toothpaste on the cloth and gently rub in a circular motion. Wipe off.
Hello Kat, we use Restore-A-Finish. It 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.