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I had a round dark stain from a glass on a cherry dining room table. I used toothpaste and baking soda to remove the stain, which it did. But now the area that I removed the mark from is shinier than the rest of the table. Any ideas for dulling this spot?
mj245 from Westmont, IL
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RE: Shiny Spot on Table
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Post By LD (Guest Post)
(11/10/2007)
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Try doing the whole table make it all shiny like new it will not hurt the table.
RE: Shiny Spot on Table
Try this: go to your hardware store a get very fine steel wool and pumice powder. Follow the instructions on the pumice box and VERY GENTLY rub a small amount of the pumice powder in with the steel wool. Then, gently brush off the powder. My dad was a cabinet maker and he taught me this trick many years ago. The trick is to use a very light touch, and try it in a spot that's not too visible first.
RE: Shiny Spot on Table
They make crayons especially for covering spots and scratches on wood, maybe that would help. You can buy them in hardware stores.
RE: Shiny Spot on Table
Why not just make the rest of the table shiny?
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