How well does the dark wood product cover dark cherry scratches
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This is a high pigmented furniture polish that will absorb in any porous surface, so if you put it on a table that is well warn it will leave a lot of the dark color, much like a stain. I put it on a dark stained wooden front door that weathers during the year. This polish will soak into the surface and make the door look much more presentable. It won't replace a stain but works well to revitalize a dark wood surface that shows some wear.
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It covered my very light scratches good. I had some scratches from my cat that were slightly deeper & it did nothing. I had to buy a wood marker, witch covers up deeper scratches. Then go over it all with the Old English.
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I think it makes the wood look rich in color but most of the time that can mean a darker tone. You would want to try on a part that is on the underside to be certain. Does a nice job though.
790332
yes You will need to do it several times, also let the polish application completely dry befor you buff it off. I used this on a lucite coffee table with fine scratches I had very good results. If your scratches are deep there is also a product for deep scratches.
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It is a relatively dark stain, so I would say it's more of a chestnut color. That said, we have dark cherry furniture and, while not a match, it looks fine. If your furniture is a light cherry, the piece won't be a close match.
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I think the manufacturer would have to answer that, but I can tell you that there are no fumes as I have experienced when working on wood with Min Wax, etc. The finish is dark, lustrous, and well coated with something protective so that it seems very scuff resistant. I have mine in a knook that used to be a closet. I took the door off a coat closet at the front entrance of my home. Then I assembled the bench inside the knook for shoes. It is beautiful. I made a cushion to cover it. I absolutely love it! I got a mahogany colored one. I put hooks up on the walls in the knook for coats, etc. I'm so proud of this coat knook with the bench. Anne
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I just used the board cream. It's kind of frustrating though because I used it regularly and my board warped anyway...even though I made sure it never got put in the dishwasher. I would still recommend it. It moisterizes the wood really well.
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Mine is a cherry finish, it's a dark finish but light enough to see all the wood grain.
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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.
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I have two of these chairs on my hard wood floor and I haven't seen any problems with scratches or any dents so far ... had mine a year or so and just bought another one ;)
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No, but there is a Black Cherry stain from Minwax that I have used for some repairs. A small brush and a test in an an out of the way spot would be a good idea. You might need a couple of tries for a nice look and remember patience.
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The base for my table is solid wood (assume walnut), very sturdy and looks sleek. I selected dark walnut for my décor and do not recall if cherry or dark walnut is the darkest. That said, I would assume cherry has more "red" in the tint. I hope this helps.
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I have the cherry oak stain. It is good quality and not chip board or anything cheap. I love mine
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I have been using it for some time now and have no scratches as a result. The color is great.
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This piece of furniture looks quite cherry to me. It definitley has red tones to it. I would call it a dark cherry.
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I haven't noticed it scratching my hardwood floors, (or any other floors), but my wood floors are parquet, and are not covered with polyurethane, so scratches would be less noticeable anyway.
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I actually put it on dark brown shelves and they were covered perfectly. Though it won't stick very well on wood surfaces.
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Hi Barbara- From my experience my boards that looked pretty yucky came alive when I rubbed in the Boos. It brings out the wood grain and seals the surface really well. I rubbed in the Boss for a few minutes, let it sit overnight and then rubbed it off. I did that a couple of months ago and I haven't had to do it again...... yet. I probably will have to do it every 3 months- that is a guess at this point. Yes- I have not had any watermarks or stains- even beet juice washes off easily. I'm sure you will be glad you used this product. It goes a long way.......