Nail Polish on a Wood Table
How do I repair a spot on my table where fingernail polish was spilled and took off the varnish?
By jennypooh8 from Lavergne, TN
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08/01/2011
Maybe you could soak one end of a Q-Tip with nail polish remover and remove the polish that way. Or maybe you could take a very small piece of sandpaper and remove it. You could also buy a staining "crayon" and try to cover it up with that. Those are found in the hardware department of most stores. Good luck!
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Is there a way to repair a nail polish remover spill on a wood kitchen table?
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By Melba
RE: Nail Polish on a Wood Table
Use lemon juice and baking soda. I tried this and it worked wonders! Use a double sided scrub sponge. Use the scrub side and rub in small circles. (02/21/2009)
I have nail polish on my table that is finished with clear coat.
Connie from Beaconsfield, IA
RE: Nail Polish on a Wood Table
"Non-acetone" nail polish remover should be okay, but to be sure, try it in a small inconspicuous spot of the table like an edge or underneath. Somewhere that also has the clear coat first. Please let us know if it worked for our future reference. (03/09/2009)
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