Wood Rings

I just acquired an old piano dark wood of my grandmother. Unfortunately, she has often put his glass of water on the piano. Now there are many white circles on it. Is there a way to get rid of them without editing piano Thi?

This is what happens when moisture penetrates the wax on a wood surface and breaks its ties with the wood. There are a few options, and most involve the toothpaste!

Here you go ...

Remove water marks

Procedure:
1. Apply a small amount of non-gel toothpaste with a damp cloth, clean, lint-free.

2. Rub toothpaste on the stain with water.

3. Remove the foil with a clean damp cloth.

4. Wipe dry with a clean cloth and dry.

5. Poles.

Check out these websites. Good luck with it.

you can not ... water, defined spots in the woods. you have to finish

There are cleaners for wood that are said to remove water stains. But I do not I have not tried any of them. I usually just end SNAD and on these areas.

Well, as you know ... water rings which appear as filmy gray spots are especially common on furniture. To remove, use one of the following methods.

Method 1:
Rub with paste wax and 4 / 0 (very fine) steel wool.

Method 2:
Rub spot lightly with a lint free cloth moistened
with camphorated oil. Wipe immediately with a clean cloth
tissue.

Method 3:
Soak a small piece of cheese in the hot water
two or three drops of household ammonia have been
added. Wring cloth well and rub up lightly.

You can use a paper grain of sand lightly to remove the rings, but you must first pass the finish line with a seal clearer. If you do everything with the piano it will not seal. = O)

Otherwise, you're stuck.
Good luck!

Unfortunately, these types of marks are generally stable due to the fact that the condensation of water in the glass affected the wood finish. Fully reconditioned, it will fix. Sometimes you can just finish the parts where the damage is done. However, when this is done, you can not usually match the surrounding finish. You may be able to eliminate the "High Council" of the piano, if that's where the water rings and finish are right that the Supreme Council and be approved.

One option that my wife has used on some of the same type of problem we had is "crayons" from the local hardware store (Lowe's, Home Depot). These crayons are in many different colors so you can match the color the timber to be repaired. They even have a "kit" which have 4 or 5 different colors so you can do Multi / grained surfaces. Once you do this it is very good. Keep pencils around, however, that as usual, the wax will eventually wear out.

Hope this helps and good luck!

I had those too, with a few antiques.
I used toothpaste and steel wool (oooo) said fine.
It will not scratch the wood, but help to rub the stain.
So you want to protect the finish.
Here is a wonderful site that will help in the process.
Believe me it's working to get them out! But it's worth it!
Good luck! Best wishes!