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  1. 24th December 2004, 09:37 AM #1
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    Default heat effected Jarrah table

    I have been asked what would be the best way of removing a heat stain from an oiled jarrah finished dining table

    apparently the dammage was done by placing a hot coffee pot directly on the table top.

    If it is an oil finish, would U's polish reviver do the trick?
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    Yes it would. I've used Ubeaut Reviver for removing a similar stain on an old dining table and it work a treat! There was a thread a few months ago about the same thing and there were lots of different suggestions. But as Neil said, if this stuff doesn't work, nothing else will.
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  3. 24th December 2004, 10:14 AM #3
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    Thanks Gumby, I did do a search for another thread but successfully failed to find it.


    OOOHH Neil , for christmas can I please have some of your polish reviver
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    http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com...ad.php?t=11960 Merry Christmas Kev.
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    Looks like the boys have helped you out already Kev, so won't worry you with replying to your email. (besides I am on holiday in Nth Qld at the moment and have limited access to computers :eek: )

    Cheers!!
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    Thanks all, I did read the threads reizza, but was not too sure if the was something else seeing as the finish was an oil..

    Will be suggesting to my friend that I go and purchase this magical mixture for them...

    stay tuned for further updates.

    OOOHH yeah just incase I forget

    BAHH HUMBUG!
    to you all
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