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Re: Water St ain on Leather Table Top

Posted by Chris on 1/17/2006, 2:09 pm, in reply to "Re: Water St ain on Leather Table Top"
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--Previous Message-- : : Did you ever find out how to remove the : waterstain, I also have one. : : --Previous Message-- : How best if even possible to remove or : lessen : a large white water spot from a dark leather : table top which is about 50-55 years in age? : Unfortunately I may have compounded the : problem by using furniture polish to attempt : to remove the stain. It's not any worse, : but not any better either. Help! If : possible...thanks. : : : Hi, I found a post saying to use clear vinegar. I tried it on a small fresh water stain with a soft cloth and it seemed to work pretty good without any damage to the surface. To be on the safe side I wiped it off with a little furniture polish after I was finished and a different clean cloth. This did not work as well however on the 'old' water stain that had set for over a year. It got a little less noticable, but it's still evident. I suggest you try it on a small area of the stain first to see that no further damage is caused. I had nothing to lose anyway as it was a white ring the size of a small plate. I used a liberal dose of vinegar, buffed hard, then went back and did it again until getting the desired result. Good luck.

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Message Thread: Water St ain on Leather Table Top - Chris 1/2/2005, 4:20 am Re: Water St ain on Leather Table Top - K 1/17/2006, 1:19 pm Re: Water St ain on Leather Table Top - Chris 1/17/2006, 2:09 pm « Back to thread

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