water marks on wood

EssexExile

HG Meubeline. Not as good as it claims but not bad.

dacouch

Try a hair dryer on it

Head_The_Ball

bouicca21 wrote: »

On a secondhand pine coffee table with lots of white water marks I followed advice on the net. I placed a cotton cloth over the stains and then ironed them. Totally counter intuitive, but it worked.

I read that as 'a secondhand pine coffin'

Who uses a second hand coffin? :rotfl:

Ainsley1

But you believe what you read on this forum?

Of course. Many on Google speak with forked tongue or are cranks.

Everyone here speaks with veracity, experience and honesty:j:T:)

:eek:

DigForVictory

When you've got all the marks off, you'll then need to repolish the rest & ebay has shellac & beeswax at pretty reasonable prices.
Just get very "thorough" about not being disturbed as letting even a little dust into the not yet finished polishing process leads to some pretty severe language.