spilled nail polish remover on a wooden table?

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I was doing my nails when i accidentally spilled nail polish remover on my new wooden bedside table. I really loved the table and it costs me a lot. And I also couldn’t get it refurnished, too expensive. The nail polish remover looks kind of "above" the table and didn’t make a hole on the table however. But it’s still a stain and it’s really hard to hide it. Any possible effective ways to make it disappear and gone with just a simple quick way with simple tools?

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  1. Sweet July says:
    March 13, 2010 at 9:49 pm

    Piano dealers use touch up specialist to fix gouges or damage to pianos. They can do miracles, but they don’t work cheap. You could call a large piano store to get a name of someone just to see what it will cost.

    The only other way is to refinish the entire top. As you know, everything is expensive these days, but I have learned from personal experience that to fix a flaw like you describe can only be done by a professional. Anything short of that will only make it look worse.

    If you don’t have a fat wallet, perhaps you could get a sticky-back paper dot that is some acceptable color and just stick it over the flaw.

    keep your cell phone on it. That was a lousy idea :) :) :)

    Good Luck!

  2. Just guessing says:
    March 13, 2010 at 9:49 pm

    Get it refinished or cover it up with a doily.

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