How Do You Remove White Or Heat Marks From Wood?
White marks or heat marks are caused by setting a warm or cold object on the surface of wooden furniture without covering the surface of the wood to protect it from the extreme heat or cold and moisture. The moisture from spilled drinks, wet glasses, hot food containers or dishes gets under the finish protecting the furniture and is trapped there, making the mark appear. The marks left on furniture mar the surface and make the piece of furniture look damaged and beat up. Consider a few methods for removing white or heat marks from furniture. Spoon some mayonnaise on the spot. Spread it around so the whole spot is covered with mayonnaise. Leave it overnight. Remove it with a rag or soft cloth and polish. If the marks remain, proceed to step 2. Clean the spot with a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. Buff it gently with the eraser to work the spot out. Polish the wood. If the marks remain, proceed to step 3. Place a soft white dishcloth or t-shirt on the spot. Use an iron and iron the fabric over t
