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Re: Heat Mark

Posted by Dr Woodwell on 7/17/2002, 3:30 pm

The problem you describe is a common one which can be solved with WOOD ELIXIR. It does not matter what the wood is because the damage is in the finish which, if it is antique, is shellac. If the mark is light or white then it is moisture trapped in the finish which will be absorbed by the WOOD ELIXIR and the finish will be restored, probably with one treatment.
--Previous Message--
: We have an antique wood table. I am not sure
: what the wood is but the finish is dark
: cherry. A hot tea pot was placed on the
: table and as a result we have a white
: spote from the heat. Will the elixir help
: or do we need to have the table
: refinished?
:

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Heat Mark - Larry 7/17/2002, 11:56 am
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--Previous Message-- : The problem you describe is a common one which : can be solved with WOOD ELIXIR. It does not : matter what the wood is because the damage : is in the finish which, if it is antique, is : shellac. If the mark is light or white then : it is moisture trapped in the finish which : will be absorbed by the WOOD ELIXIR and the : finish will be restored, probably with one : treatment. : : --Previous Message-- : We have an antique wood table. I am not sure : what the wood is but the finish is dark : cherry. A hot tea pot was placed on the : table and as a result we have a white : spote from the heat. Will the elixir help : or do we need to have the table : refinished? : : :

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