Here we'll discuss simple techniques to help you remove stains, blushing, and other discolouration from the surfaces of wooden furniture.

1. How to Repair Wooden
Furniture Surfaces
Source: Austinfurniturerepair.org

2. Here we'll discuss about simple techniques to
help you remove stains, blushing, and other
discoloration from the surfaces of wooden
furniture

3. Try polishing the surface with liquid furniture
polish; buff the surface firmly. If this doesn't
work, lightly wipe the stained surface with
denatured alcohol.

4. Buff the surface lightly and evenly with No.
0000 steel wool dipped in linseed oil. Work with
the grain of the wood, rubbing evenly on the
entire surface, until the white haze disappears.

5. Bleach the entire stained surface with a solution
of oxalic acid. Then refinish as necessary.

6. Lightly buff the stained area with a cloth
moistened with mineral spirits; then rinse the
wood with clean water on a soft cloth. Dry the
surface thoroughly, and then wax and polish it.

7. To remove wet paint, use the appropriate
solvent on a soft cloth mineral spirits for oil-
base paint, water for latex paint. To remove dry
paint or other materials, very carefully lift the
surface residue with the edge of a putty knife.

8. To make the wax or gum brittle, press it with a
packet of ice wrapped in a towel or paper towel.
The hardened wax or gum should pop off the
surface with very little pressure. If necessary,
repeat the ice application.

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you
Source: Austinfurniturerepair.org