How to removal water stains on cherry wood nightstand?
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How can you remove a water stain from a wooden night stand?
It is a light water stain.
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rub vaseline into the stains with a micro-fiber cloth
I have had that trouble on my cherry wood also. I use Old English furniture polish for the water marks. It usually takes care of them. It comes in dark for cherry type wood. If that does not help, you may need to sand it and re-stain it. I hope it helps. You can find it where furniture polish is sold.
Have you tried covering it with MinWax Cherry finish??
Place a cloth over the stain. Use an iron on medium heat and go over the cloth. White (not gel) toothpaste and a damp cloth. A dab of toothpaste on the cloth and gently rub in a circular motion.
A Christmas Poinsettia in a terra cotta saucer provided mold and stain on a Pecan pie crust table. I sanded it (Ask for 500 grit paper) and then re-stained it with pecan color stain- you can find cherry stain. Blended in perfectly.
Thanks for your suggestion. However, that didn't remove the stains.
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.
Hello there…. I use a hair dryer on high and wave it back and forth as not to over heat the wood. Use a micro fibre or cotton cloth and rub in a circular motion every few minutes. It really REALLY WORKS !. A water mark is basically water trapped in the wood and heating it turns the trapped water into vapour and poof it disappears.
You could also use a heat gun,but I don’t own one and have used an old hairdryer for years on my furniture. Even yard sale gems that are passed over by others because of the water stains 😉 become my new treasures to keep or flip
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