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| Hi everyone,
Yesterday I found a solid oak kitchen table at Goodwill for $25.00. The leaves are missing but it's still a good deal. It looks like it was in a garage and used as a work bench. My husband started sanding the top this morning. It has several distressed marks but they don't bother me much, gives it character. A big burn mark sanded out and I can't see where it was. The problem is some kind of oil was spilled on it. We really would like to get that out. Do you have any ideas. Thanks. |
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| Whiting powder and gentle heat. It can take a long time. Any solvent will only allow the oil to spread deeper. |
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