Ice marks on varnished furniture
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I think that you can use vineger? Pour a little on a cloth then just wipe over the affected area...
Good New Year party then?
Good New Year party then?
mildmanneredjanitor said:I think that you can use vineger? Pour a little on a cloth then just wipe over the affected area...
Good New Year party then?
Can't remember....... tried the vinigar suggestion but alas no good I'm afraid.... any other brainwaves from across the sea?
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//www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=5134&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=15 takes you to a previous dicussion on this.
Here's http://antiquerestorers.com/Articles/George/FTT_0598.htm a variation on the same theme. You could try a search on the net to find other ways but I think you'll find most of them along the same lines.
What is the wood in question?
Here's http://antiquerestorers.com/Articles/George/FTT_0598.htm a variation on the same theme. You could try a search on the net to find other ways but I think you'll find most of them along the same lines.
What is the wood in question?
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