Water stain on dining table?

[Sandflee]

Tried the iron on a cotton towel trick, didn’t work any suggestion or a product anyone find that works?

 

 

[srm413]

white toothbase rubbed in circular motion with microfiber cloth then wipe clean, then furniture oil.  cigar ashes and linseed oil is an alternative.

[nightfighter]

Mayonnaise, leave overnight, rub off in the morning.

[Sandflee]

30 mins ago, nightfighter said:

Mayonnaise, leave overnight, rub off in the morning.

Seriously? I know that works for removing bumper stickers 

[Bergallmaster]

2 hours ago, nightfighter said:

Mayonnaise, leave overnight, rub off in the morning.

Its a wetmark, not bluefish.

[Popasilov]

You can always try

 

[Scallywag]

Don't use water based finishes. 

[DerrickT]

11 hours ago, Sandflee said:

Tried the iron on a cotton towel trick, didn’t work any suggestion or a product anyone find that works?

 

 

You are lucky the heat didn't lift the rest of the finish.

[nightfighter]

Never heard of this product but it came up on a feed this morning... go figure. Big brother is listening/watching.....

[cheech]

Get artsy with some scratch repair markers/crayons; or get bigger placemats.

[Wire For Fire]

One gallon of gas poured on top and match should get er done . Your welcome 

[nightfighter]

On 1/28/2023 at 5:43 PM, Sandflee said:

Seriously? I know that works for removing bumper stickers 

Did you try it?

[RAW]

Oxalic acid normaly works unless your table finish is lacquer. It will lighten the spot for sure. You can then use a colored wood finish wax.

[NHAngler]

I'm going to say sand it down and refinish it. Repairing any surface will always show. Paint, stain, etc. Unless you are going for "barely notice it" status, it will always be there. Anyways, if it were me, I'd just do the extra work and refinish it. Good luck.

[Fake fish]

Use a hot iron over a cloth to lighten it up.