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Nail varnish remover spilt on enamel table
Some nail varnish remover has been spilt on a cream coloured enamel table. Whilst it was wiped up with a damp cloth asap, the colour has been removed and the area is paler. The finish is relatively unaffected - it is still smooth. Is there anything I can do to restore the colour or to minimise the damage? Thanks.
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