Ron,
As Bruce said, wood bleach is oxalic acid.
Vinegar has acetic acid. They are both mild acids.
Oxalic acid is a frequent ingredient in many boat cleaning products. It is
useful for removing the "bow mustache" some boats get when sailing in
waters with tannins and other brown staining const
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Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2017 9:18 AM
Subject: Re: Stus-List Water Stained Floor Board
Rob, you can strip it and bleach it using wood bleach. It will take
FYI, Oxalic acid is commonly referred to as wood bleach, so yes, that should
work.
Kindest Regards,
Bruce
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> Joel:
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> Thanks for the tip..I called every
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Subject: Stus-List Water Stained Floor Board
My floor boards are the usual teak and holy veneered. Some years back
I painted the bottoms and sides with resin. However I forgot/missed
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Subject: Stus-List Water Stained Floor Board
My floor boards are the usual teak and holy veneered. Some years back
I painted the bottoms and sides with resin. However I forgot/missed one
side on one floor board an
Joel:
Thanks for the tip..I called every hardware retailer here and no
carries a wood bleach that I can find. I will try to find oxalic
acidmaybe that will work.
Regards
Bob
On 2017-04-26 10:17 AM, Joel Aronson via CnC-List wrote:
Rob, you can strip it and bleach it using wood blea
Graham
The wood is simply stainedthere is no structural damage
Rob
On 2017-04-26 11:01 AM, Graham Young via CnC-List wrote:
Hi Rob,
Is the spot just stained or is the wood also showing some rot and
structural weakening? If the latter is the case, you may want to
inject some penetrating
Hi Rob,
Is the spot just stained or is the wood also showing some rot and structural
weakening? If the latter is the case, you may want to inject some penetrating
epoxy into the area to strengthen it in addition to refinishing the surface.
Graham YoungS/V SpellboundC&C 32
On Wednesday,
Rob, you can strip it and bleach it using wood bleach. It will take
multiple applications. I generally make the solution stronger than the
label says. It is a mild acid so be careful what you get it on, including
yourself. It may not remove the entire stain but it certainly lighten it
Joel
On W
My floor boards are the usual teak and holy veneered. Some years back
I painted the bottoms and sides with resin. However I forgot/missed one
side on one floor board and of course, water got in and dark stained an
approx. 1 square foot section.
I presume I have two options to deal with the
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