How to Remove Water Stains From a Coffee Table
Water stains can be unsightly, discoloring your coffee table and making it look dull and ugly. Don’t worry, though: with the proper know-how and the right materials, you can easily remove water stains from your coffee table and make it look as good as new.
What You’ll Need:
- Clean cloths
- White distilled vinegar
- Q-tips
- Cotton balls
- Steel wool #000
- Wood filler
- Rubbing alcohol
Instructions:
- Start by taking a dry clean cloth and gently rubbing the stained area.
- If the stain is still apparent, try using a mixture of white distilled vinegar and warm water. Follow with a dry cloth to remove the residue and check to see if the stain has been removed.
- If the stain still remains, use a Q-tip or cotton ball soaked in rubbing alcohol to remove it.
- For deeper stains, try using steel wool #000. Rub the water spot with the steel wool in a circular motion until the stain is gone. This method may remove the finish as well, so use as a last resort.
- If the stain has been treated with steel wool, you can use wood filler to reapply the finish to the spot. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions on how to apply it.
Conclusion:
By following the steps above, you can easily and effectively remove water stains off your coffee table. With the right materials and a bit of time, you can make your coffee table look just as good as new.
