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Wooden countertop - C'land Wood

FirstIn · 2014-11-01 23:52:31

I've a couple of small marks on my wooden countertop from drops of a corrosive chemical. Other than that they are perfect and not faded. Anyhow, does anyone know what the best way to remove these marks, the wood looks like its bleached where the chemical came in to contact. Do I sand and stain? I guess the countertops were…

01-11-2014 11:52pm

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I've a couple of small marks on my wooden countertop from drops of a corrosive chemical. Other than that they are perfect and not faded.

Anyhow, does anyone know what the best way to remove these marks, the wood looks like its bleached where the chemical came in to contact.

Do I sand and stain? I guess the countertops were stained when new.

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#2 02-11-2014 11:46am

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What chemical did you use after all...? If you remember of course

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#3 03-11-2014 11:15am

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