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  1. 14th December 2008, 05:39 PM #1
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    Default Nailpolish Remover on Rubberwood- HELP!!

    I just minutes ago got nail polish remover on three little spots on my rubberwood kitchen table. Of course, it looks hideous! The three spots are not smooth feeling like the rest of the table anymore, and I'm wondering what I can do to fix this? Any help that can be e-mailed to [email protected] would be so greatly appreciated!!

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    You have dissolved the finish with acetone... have it redone.
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    So, I have to have the entire table refinished, or can someone (who does this type of work?) refinish just the little spots with some touchup? It's actually on a piece of the leaf, so not the solid table top...
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    Quote Originally Posted by ASchaumburger View Post
    So, I have to have the entire table refinished, or can someone (who does this type of work?) refinish just the little spots with some touchup? It's actually on a piece of the leaf, so not the solid table top...
    In most cases touch up is relatively easy, but you should have a professional do it. Find someone near you who does furniture restoration for a living.

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