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Tue, Aug 21, 07 at 1:23
| Hi--we have a teak dining table from the 1950s that I had refinished not long ago. Unfortunately, one of my kids put a good sized scratch in one end of it shortly after we refinished it. Then the house cleaner used some product that darkened the scratch and made it a lot more noticable (Pledge, maybe?)
Is there anything I can do short of refinishing the table again to make the scratch less noticable? |
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| I depends on the extent of the damage. See the article below. And please throw away the Pledge. It causes nightmares for refinishing and repairs. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Fixing color damage
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