My wonderful husband tried to help me by washing the table, except he used a dish washing scrub and Palmolive. Now it looks dull, streaky, and horrible.
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I was told to use polyurethane by a guy who makes tables. You can paint brush it on.
I haven't tried it yet But I need to. I have 3 tables to fix.
A did the orange glow work? It's done wonders for things I've tried to repair. Light wood especially.
Behken Dewaxer and then try either teak oil, oz furniture polish or renaissance wax. All amazing products you can get them all at woodfinishsupply.com thats is where I get all my polishes and waxes great stuff it will work wonders.
Did you find a solution for your table? I have a similar situation. Thanks!
Old English that you pour into your rag works beautifully and should bring your table back to life.
I tried dark Old English on a 7-foot long, beautiful, cedar-lined dresser with animal spray strip marks on the two lower sets of drawers, found in a dumpster. (I cleaned it carefully--never any stinkyness.) I thought, "Yay! It fixed it." A week later, the stripped streaks were back again. All it did was hydrate the wood temporarily. Then, my spouse told me that Old English had changed it's formulation from decades ago, so that it no longer is as effective as it was, and showed me the old bottle's chemical listing.
Did the orange glow work for you? I've used it on a lot of wood finishes and have had very good results. Especially on lighter wood.
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