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I tried that on a teak veneer sideboard, it worked for a few seconds but the stain came back after a while. Meh.
I have an old french octagonal cafe table with three spiral legs and a detailed inlay of swallows in the top. It's pretty old and in a terrible state. Stained, damaged, bits of edging missing. Anyone recommend someone who can renovate? Don't think it's overly valuable so I don't want to spend a fortune on it.
Also, I have always wanted a solid herringbone parquet floor and it may finally become a reality in our new place. Anyone got any tips or experiences?
Love this one.
Dooks-Fatberg-
Get it done by experts. A pal of mine didn't and its already coming apart... there was an advert for some for sale in my local pub recently (E3).
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i have done herringbone oiled solid oak in my flat. i second the above comment, herringbone needs quality wood, properly dried, otherwise you might not see the benefit of doing it the first place.
chrisbmx116
Glws
I've done this on some teak with the ironing method.
Came out 100%!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuvjhDfSu4E
Dark marks are a diff matter! I have a dark ring on my current coffee table without any luck. I've left it there as it doesn't really matter as I have shit all on the table and is covered most of the time!