USE ROTTENSTONE TO REMOVE SPOTS FROM A WOOD FINISHPeter Hotton, Globe Staff
is a common problem with old shellac and lacquer finishes. The discoloration is caused by moisture, and it can sometimes be removed the same way white spots are removed. Buff the surface lightly and evenly with No. 0000 steel wool dipped in linseed oil. Work with the grain of ...
Water stains on wood can cause a lot of frustration, and you may be left with a few remaining questions. Refer to the frequently asked questions below to help you address any additional concerns regarding how to remove water spots from wood. ...
Water spots can tarnish silver, so follow these steps to remove water spots: Wash as soon as possible in hot soapy water. Rinse in hot water and dry immediately with a soft cloth. Wood Follow these steps to remove water spots from Wood: Rub the stain with petroleum jelly or boiled lins...
If it’s still stained, he says not to worry and go back and try again. “Tough spots may take a little more time for the baking soda paste to work on, or at other times, just a bit more muscle can help,” he says. Don't have baking soda to hand or want to use something st...
We have an old wood table that has been used and abused for years. Bringing it out over the holidays for card playing, I commented how badly damaged it was and wished I knew how to remove the hideous white heat stains that marred the top. While talking I’m quickly covering the surfac...
aBreak up soil clumps, remove rocks and wood, pull weeds and even out high and low spots. Even surfaces encourage better site drainage, while mixing and aerating the soil promotes healthier root growth. This step is especially important for root crops like carrots and potatoes, and bulb ...
There are several ways to prevent mold growth on wood, but the most effective is keeping the area dry or ensuring that damp spots are allowed to dry out entirely. ‘It also helps to regularly clean the areas where mold grows,’ adds Melanie Ortegon, from Cleaner Guys, mold removal expert...
Use the steel wool to take off any remaining spots. Then, gently rub down the bare wood with fine-grade sandpaper, to prepare for repainting or varnishing. As a final step, clean the surface with a rag and white spirit, to create a dust-free base material. ...
hot water and add white vinegar, if necessary. Place the affected wooden item in the hot water (or add the hot water to the item); this will soften the wax. Once softened, gently scrape the wax off using a soft plastic scraper, then finish by polishing the wood to restore its shine....