How do you remove heat stains from a wood table?

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Would burnishing cream work?

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  1. stretch says:
    August 20, 2011 at 4:28 pm

    kitkat,

    I’m curious as to what you actually mean by heat stains. Has the table top been burned? did you place a hot object on the table top? What type of finish does the table have? There are many variables to your question, and you need to be much more specific before anyone can furnish you concise, accurate help to your situation. If you wish, you could email me a bit more info and I can try to give you a good reply.

  2. Rehana A says:
    August 20, 2011 at 4:28 pm

    If it is shellac this may not work, but surprisingly, a method using more heat will most likely make the heat marks vanish.

    1st method (most effective) : There are a couple ways to do it. Take a dry towel and lay over the heat marks. Using an iron, set it on high with steam, and let set on the towel over the heat mark for 15 to 30 second intervals, checking the heat mark below during the intervals.

    2nd method : Same as 1st method above but without steam.

    3rd method : Using an iron set on high, hover the iron over the marks for a couple minutes being careful not to get too close. If this doesn’t work after a few minutes try methods 1 and/or 2 above.

    These methods can also be varied by lowering the heat setting a bit.

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