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I tried it yesterday. Heavy on the oxalic in hot water. Used paper towels
wetted down and left on the spots for an hour. Yup, black is still there! Gordon "Dave W" wrote in message ... Somewhere, someplace there must be someone that has had good luck getting rid of dark areas in poorly maintained brightwork using oxalic acid. It has never worked for me.....sometimes the black is a little lighter but not much better. Dave "RW Salnick" wrote in message ... Gordon inscribed in red ink for all to know: I have some old varnished wood I want to strip down and reuse. This wood has black areas around the old screw holes. How do I get rid of the black w/o sanding away all the wood? Thanks Gordon oxalic acid should take care of them... bob |
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