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Removing White Heat Stains From Polished Wood

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Date: 02/12/2008 Topics: Readers Request > Repair | Repair > Furniture > Tables  
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How do I remove white heat stains from polished wood?

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By Lee (Guest Post)
Cannot believe how well the iron trick worked. I started off with a cool iron over a piece of cloth and worked up in heat going in circular motions until it went away, suppose that was the cowards way. Top tip, saved me a fortune as I was going to call out a french polisher.

Posted on 12/09/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By pegasus (Guest Post)
Using a warm iron over a white tee shirt removed the white stain from the table like magic. Thanks for the tip.

Posted on 08/25/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Gail (Guest Post)
Be very careful when using this technique. Remember that the heat stains are cause from trapped moisture and steaming them is ADDING moisture. I tried this on a table with a good finish and it worked fine. I then tried it on a table top with an old finish and it was a disaster ended up refinishing the tabletop.

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By grammakim (4) Profile Contact
I had the same problem and someone told me to use a warm iron over a linen tea towel and iron in a circular motion checking often to see if the stains were still there. I was leery but it worked!! Good Luck!

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By MCW (1010) Profile Blog! Contact
Use some dark furniture polish known as Old English and go over the surface, that should do the trick.

Posted on 02/12/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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