Scorch Marks on my Table
Q: Hot Pan on Oak Table Help!!! I put a hot pan on my oak dining table, and I need to know how to remove it. Can anyone help me? Thanks.
-- Reply (Sherry
Leydig) Ref:0569
Answer#1: (Ref:0569)Hot pan on Oak Table Reply You need
to remove the black scorch mark, then re-colour the wood if it's
stained. Try sanding the area very lightly with a very fine sandpaper.
You can purchase a crayon-like colouring stick from some furniture
stores. Sand an inconspicuous area first and try shoe nugget or
coloured wax to put back the wood colour before trying it on the table
top. Another tip is cigarette ash rubbed on with a soft cloth in a
circular motion. I've never tried that one myself, but it's an old
"Wives Tale" remedy. Has to be only a light scorch though. -- Kirsty
Brown
Answer#2: Hot Pan on Table. Try
mayonnaise; something about the oil helps raise stains. Then you may
have to sand and refinish, as the other person said (sorry!)
-- Lauren Matheson
Feb 13 2006
Q: Heat Spots on Dining Table. Does anyone have a
suggestion on how to get rid of heat spots on an oak table top? I would appreciate any
suggestions. Thanks, Roxey. -- Reply (Ref:0011)