Will this cover fine scratches on a table that was originally finished with this?
1979637
Yes but cover the whole table or you will wind up with a inconsistent finish
1979638
Yes, it will cover fine scratches. You will need to cover the entire surface. Trying to spot cover just does not work.
1088668
This actually will work, but you will also need touch-up paint. It's labor intensive and you must follow the directions exactly. If the scratches are small, you are very careful, and you follow the directions exactly, chances are you can blend the scratches to the point that you literally can't see it unless you know exactly where it is and what to look for. Again I stress that touch up paint will be needed if the scratch is to metal or primer.
1016059
Laura I would be afraid to use them on your finish. I have wood floors that are not prefinished. They are more for cleaning than removing scratches. I don't really know but they might damage the finish.
2085013
As long as you are fine if your chairs do not get covered. My table is a tad bigger than yours so it should cover the table itself and possibly the chairs but it will not go all the way to the ground.
276675
It's possible it might scratch a wooden table if shifting around. But I have to say, this item was of such good quality and so nicely made it would be worth trying, and maybe placing a table runner or some sort of placemat under it, just to have it. I was very very pleased with this item, beyond imaginable.
822953
Yes it does scratch, but not easily. The only way that I would know how to fix would be to put another layer on top of the old.
534119
Barely covered. If someone used it roughly, you'd most likely get scratches
2265289
Yes it covers the innards from defects. Does not cover accidental breakage.
144496
Yes but I would first use a compound and then use this and then wax.. this will get the fine scratches out and make it really shine... But make sure you put wax over it
2195496
I dont know if will protect but it will soften as long as it is finished leather
299070
I used it on s table top and it got a scratch. I would not use it again because of the cost, smell and extra long dry time. I prefer oil based poly.
1878801
If your scratches are truly minor, this would work, but use it only where needed. Your original finish is probably better as is if it is in "good" condition. Use this on the scratches and follow up with a true wax, not a polish, on the rest of the car.
1598989
It comes with a clear coat. I did mine several months ago, haven't had any problems with scratches.
2038872
This is clear. The day before I used this floor refinisher I applied a few layers of all in one tinted polyurethane (matching our wood) with a small brush to scratches and discolored areas. This made a big difference on the finished look of our floors, but did not make the scratches invisible. I don't think this product alone will do anything to cover up deep black scratches. It will mask small ones alone.
308621
It scratches pretty easily. After 1 party, there are a lot of little scratches on the table. This can be solved with a small table cloth or glass on the surface. We don't really care about that, because we bought them to be pub tables, not works of art.
2118381
Absolutely! It's great quality stuff and their should be plenty enough of wax for a 20 dining tables and more! Just apply a nice layer of the wax in the table and rub it in let it sit for 20 minutes than polish it off with a clean tag than if you want apply another coat and repeat the process and it will protect the table nicely and make it more resistant to water and dirt!
281263
I think a few scratches and dings are probably inevitable, over time, because the wood is soft. But, my table still looks almost new because I wrap it with a couple of layers of bubble wrap in three strips--one strip wrapped around each end, with the sides folded over to protect the corners and a strip down the middle to hold the legs in place. I tape with clear wrapping tape or masking tape, if it sticks well. It takes a little bit of time to put it away this way, but has protected it between uses and the wrap is reusable. A friend who bought one had enough sewing skills to make a sturdy envelope of fabric, which I think is very nice. She cut a strip of fabric and tied it around the middle, to hold the legs in place and she bought cardboard corners from a framing store, to put around the corners, before she slips it into its open-ended envelope. I hope this was helpful.