This was a gift. My grandson poured it out on a wood table and it completely ruined the finish. What is in it?
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I'm not exactly sure what the substance is (it might be some sort of oil), but this slime has a very sticky outside. Unfortunately, this stickiness is well above capable of taking off the finish of wood tables. It's similar to rubbing an eraser on a desk. I'm sorry that you also had a bad experience, best of luck!
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I'm not sure but there is nothing you can do now. I had the same problem. Be careful where you play with it. It is fine on tile.
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Table top seems to be made of a plastic poxy. It seems to be lightly porous, as I have to scrub hard to get light stains out. I haven't permanently stained it but also haven't dropped food coloring on it. There may be additional surface protestants available at home improvement stores.
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It's wood and carbon steel... Wood stains, splits, and rots when it gets wet; carbon steel rusts. I wipe mine down with a damp wash cloth if it gets greasy or other wise dirty. I did throw out the first tablespoon or so in case there was some residual machine lube on the steel. The wood isn't finished on the inside so no real worry's there.
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Hi Ingrid: The finish on my table seems impervious to nearly everything. When I clean it, which is not often, I've used Lysol spray, Windex spray and plain old soap and water.
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There is a finish on the wood - but it can very easily be sanded off. So, if you do end up sawing off the end, you can just sand the table to remove the finish from the entire table. Once the finish is removed, you might want to oil it, though.
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It's made out of pressure treated pine. There is not stain or varnish/finished applied.
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I dont know exactly, but it's some kind of wood and not particle stuff. I love it. Very shiny and nice looking.
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It's wood and I treated it as such WITH several coats of linseed oil. I love the knife.David Jones
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There is no varnish or finish on this piece except flat paint. Just a good wiping-down would probably suffice. Then ask a paint store the best kind of paint to use on the table in whatever color & finish (flat or gloss) you want.
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I used nail polish to give it an interesting coloring. Do not use food coloring or acrylic paint. The reaction is really bad.
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It is finished wood. I like the customer service. My table was damaged in shipping shipping and the seller replaced it without problems. Just take pictures of the box if it is damaged before you open it
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It appears to be beeswax with oil and fragrance. I have used it on a Maple drop leaf table we picked up in a used furniture store.The table looks wonderful! You do need to rub in the polish a good bit or it can be a bit sticky.
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Looks it. I ruined two finishes/ makers. Discovered that pearl sugar removes the finish. #3's finish is flawless cuz I do not use the sugar recipe anymore. I like this easy to use maker but wish it were cast iron.
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Hi, I don't know. I would contact the company. I use lime away on hard surfaces for water marks, but wouldn't use it on wood. On wood, I've used mayonnaise.
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You rub the concentrate into the wood. It takes a lot of "elbow grease" but the results are worth it. The wood responds with a deep lustre. It's not a liquid that you apply and then have to wait til it drys; you can use the table immediately as soon as you are finished buffing out the wood. You will love it! It is the best furniture polish I have ever bought, but it takes some work.
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Before I purchased it I read all I could on it and one website said they had it analyzed and it was mushrooms, Leaves, etc. I'm not sure what is in it but it works as they say it will. It turns new wood to an old look. I was very pleased with the product!!
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I am not exactly sure what the tabletop is made of; some sort of hard plastic or laminate. I have had my table for a while and it hasn't stained, but I wipe up any spills immediately. I get the impression that coffee or other dark liquid would stain if it was left on the table for any amount of time. I hope this is helpful.