White Spots and Worn Stain on Furniture

RE: White Spots and Worn Stain on Furniture Post By Candace (Guest Post) (06/28/2008) You can rub vaseline over the white spot. Allow it to sit for 24 to 48 hours and it will remove the stain plus polish your wood. Report Spam or Abuse RUINED WOOD WITH ACETONE Post By CHRISTINE (Guest Post) (01/18/2006) I ACCIDENTLY LEFT A FEW COTTON BALLS SOAKED WITH NAILPOLISH REMOVER ATOP MY MOM'S DARK WOOD BRAND NEW COFFEE TABLE. THE WOOD SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN WORN OFF AT THOSE SPOTS. ANY IDEA ON HOW TO RESTORE THIS? Editor's Note: Christine, it sounds like you have removed the finish from the table. There probably really isn't anything you can do except to refinish the top. Sorry, wish I could be more help. Susan from ThriftyFun Report Spam or Abuse RE: White Spots and Worn Stain on Furniture Post By Katie (Guest Post) (08/04/2005) You can rub vaseline over the white spot. Allow it to sit for 24 to 48 hours and it will remove the stain plus polish your wood!! Report Spam or Abuse RE: White Spots left on table Post By shaun (Guest Post) (07/24/2005) Does anyone know how to remove these white stains. I used non - acetone nail varnish to remove permanent pen from my wooden table, but it has left white marks behind Report Spam or Abuse RE: White Spots and Worn Stain on Furniture Post By Laura (Guest Post) (05/22/2005) Go to Restoration Hardware, they have this little cloth that takes those out. It comes in a little white jar and I think it is called magic something. Report Spam or Abuse RE: White Spots and Worn Stain on Furniture Post By amanda (Guest Post) (02/04/2005) We just tried the white toothpaste put it's not pulling it out. We rubbed it on and then just wiped off. Are we doing it correctly? Report Spam or Abuse RE: White Spots and Worn Stain on Furniture Post By (Guest Post) (10/13/2004) Try white toothpaste on the white stains. I thought I had ruined our dark wood dining table & someone suggested that. Cleaned it up beautifully. Report Spam or Abuse