Tuesday February 7th 2012

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For Table Rings

(Warning: Check with the manufacturer about instructions for your product!)  Most table rings are caused by moisture getting caught inside the finish.    First of all, always use a coaster, but in case of table rings, there are a variety of methods that work:

  • A paste of olive oil and salt can be applied and then wiped off after two hours.
  • You can also cover the water mark- with mayonnaise and then sprinkle with salt. Rub the mixture until the stain disappears and then buff until dry.
  • The spot can be rubbed with non-gel toothpaste and baking soda. Buff the spot with a clean, soft cloth.
  • After using any of these techniques, check to see if the spot needs re-waxing.

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