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Dec 20, 2007, 06:40 PM
I have spilt a large amount of nail polish remover (not nail polish) on a very expensive varnished timber table! The timber has been stained and varnished and is made of wood that is perfectly falt, not side by side pieces.
This is the second time it has happened. The first time was only minor, and I tried to wipe it off with a tissue, and the tissue stuck to the table and ended up taking off all of the varnish and even the staining, leaving the table with white patches!
I do not want this to happen again. Are there any suggestions of how to get the nailpolish remover and tissue off effectively and without leaving white patches?
I have wiped it off with a towel and it has left a dark milky like stain!
How can I clean the milky-like stain off the table without taking off the varnish and leaving white patches?
Any answers would be greatly appreciated!
This is the second time it has happened. The first time was only minor, and I tried to wipe it off with a tissue, and the tissue stuck to the table and ended up taking off all of the varnish and even the staining, leaving the table with white patches!
I do not want this to happen again. Are there any suggestions of how to get the nailpolish remover and tissue off effectively and without leaving white patches?
I have wiped it off with a towel and it has left a dark milky like stain!
How can I clean the milky-like stain off the table without taking off the varnish and leaving white patches?
Any answers would be greatly appreciated!