David,
you can use some bleach to try and lighten them. if its spots, you just
kind of wet it on the spot let it sit and then rinse thoroughly with a
spray bottle and rags.
I used watco danish finish on my boat down below. I used a palm sander,
went over it once with 320 grit then again with 420 grit immediately
following, the wood came back brighter, smooth and with a nice luster.
You let that sit for about a week and then just add the watco wax as a
protectant. The idea with the watco is to get it to develop a slurry
with the sanding dust, this penetrates down into the grains and then
hardens to seal and protect the wood and give it a harder finish. It
will also bead water, (don't ask how I know that...) even before you add
the wax.
Danny
On 5/30/2018 2:33 PM, David via CnC-List wrote:
So my forward cabin bulkheads are not looking great. Used vinegar
and water to clean and tried a recommended restorative product and it
turned the worst part black. WTF.
I assume I can sand it but I also think it is a thin veneer. Any
experience?
Thanks in advance.
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