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26th September 2007, 04:16 PM #1
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Cup mark left on fine buffing oil finish.
Hi,
I have some timber with a fine buffing oil finish and someone left a wet cup on the table top and it has now left a ring marking. How do I remove this? I have tried a damo cloth. Should I try metho or something!?
Thanks
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26th September 2007, 04:29 PM #2
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I'd recommend 0000 steel wool with Mirotone Wax. Do the entire table top and the mark will go and the table will look better than ever.
Regards
Greg
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26th September 2007, 05:45 PM #3
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Id try drying it out with a hot iron over a towel. sometimes they come good. If that fails, luckily its an oil finnish, Rub more oil into the surface with 0000 , Then wax after its dry
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26th September 2007, 08:21 PM #4
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Rubbing compound
Another option, is using a rubbing compound, just be sure that it contains "no silicones."
MacS
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28th September 2007, 12:12 PM #5
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I'd go for 0000 steel wool very gently, seeing how the mark comes off.
If it does, then refinish with some more buffing oil.Cheers, Ern
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