well thats us moved in

[honeybun1989]

Wishing you many happy years in your new home xx

[Guest]

thanks folks

Ive seen some " wax " you can force into the scratch, i will then lightly sand it and re-wax it , might end up with a new oak table, which is a shame as its only 10 months old

The savings we made will be put towards the " man cave / home cinema " in the summer

just got alot of work to do now, but the wife wanted a " project " and she has it now

[kissimmee kate]

We scratched our table and used the pens/wax crayon kit. It was an improvement but not total cover up. Someone recommended Wood Silk, which is a spray can of non silicone polish containing bees wax. You only need to use a small spray and after a few separate days of polishing you can now hardly see the scratches unless your really look for them. I did it on top of the pen/crayon. I got my can from Wilko and it wasn't much more than the Mr Sheen type cans.

[Guest]

Originally Posted by kissimmee kate

We scratched our table and used the pens/wax crayon kit. It was an improvement but not total cover up. Someone recommended Wood Silk, which is a spray can of non silicone polish containing bees wax. You only need to use a small spray and after a few separate days of polishing you can now hardly see the scratches unless your really look for them. I did it on top of the pen/crayon. I got my can from Wilko and it wasn't much more than the Mr Sheen type cans.

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thanks

got to be worth a go

[Mr Tom Morrow]

Matt. Fiddes down by me supply all over Europe. Really good gear.

This is what you need but a smaller size!

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