paneling scratch repair lightwoods?
1338005
i've only used it on dark wood i know when i've used in big scratches i have to pour it on heavy so may answer is yes it will work
2038871
You would have to de-blacken the scratches and possibly fill them in with wood putty, if needed. As a clear varnish, this would otherwise heighten the contrast between the scratches and the floor. Alternatively, you could just go with the distressed look and pretend you did it on purpose.
2082235
It is more for touch-ups and for hiding scratches completely on natural or lighter colored finished wood, not for unfinished.
1695121
Spray on 409 and paper towel to wipe up gets the junk my kid leaves on the chairs up, but not certain if it's possible to remove scratches. It's a fairly soft/flexible plastic, mine has dings from kids use so I'm actually glad it's not the real McCoy.
1962717
I suggest going to a place that specializes in Plexiglass and have a piece of that cut to fit the difference between where the window kit ends and the top of the slider. Go for a bit thicker than thinner so it doesn't bend easily, plus it will look nicer during the daylight hours than a solid item like wood... We have a Tap Plastics out here in Northern California - Good luck!
2003232
We do not offer this in the dark wood. You could try to contact the manufacture (Winsome) phone 425-483-8888
948571
Use the light Minwax. The dark is for very dark furniture. The light will give it a nice hard shine done properly.
1016917
Real wood and painted.... might need to get a touch up paint kit...starting to see scratches, an easy fix.Still looks awesome.
439763
Hi TeSharra. Try this test: wet each scratch a bit (I just use a little spit) and see if the scratch is still black. If so, then the scratch is all the way down to the metal and you will need to repaint. Otherwise (the scratch has pretty much disappeared) the scratch is not too deep and you can repair it - but DO NOT use this product. I recommend instead using rubbing compound to remove the scratch followed by polish to get a nice professional finish (it takes some work and practice). About $5 for a small tub of each from Turtle Wax. Good Luck! -Joe
1207455
No. My entire 3,000 sq foot home is antique pine wood and it works great. No scratches and I use it almost daily.
1523840
I didn't have a problem with it - I just used my fingernail to peel up the light-colored paper backing, exposing the shiny black adhesive backing of the felt strip. You could try with the edge of a sharp knife (carefully), like an exacto knife.
143129
I do believe that you can purchase replacement scratch pads for this product, though I'd recommend going with a different product entirely, as they are not sturdy at all.
997991
I would suggest you take a look at the LeatherNu repair kit. With the scratches and punctures, it sounds like the LeatherNu Repair kit would best fit your needs. It is sold here on Amazon as well.
542465
1000 and up grit sandpaper first, then this will work.apply light pressure and test first in an area.
463403
I cut the opening with a jig saw with a metal cutting blade on it , worked fine , use blue tape on the base of the saw to prevent scratching
1148271
lIZARD is right...good hot water to loosen the glue and then scrape, just not hard enough to add scratches. The Pam idea will work, but a better process is WD-40 or Goo-Gone. The Goo-gone works great for this, just be sure to wash the covers real well before using.
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We had planned to get a piece of clear plexi-glass cut for the island, but the gentleman there recommended we do several coats of urethane as just as good and cheaper. I used Polyshades spray urethane which is "self leveling" (i.e. novice friendly) and so far, no scratches. It is not butcher-block, so recommend NOT cutting directly on the top. Otherwise, this has worked well.