Advise needed

[Alsplastering]

I have recently done some work fork a customer that had an untreated oak staircase which I covered to try and avoid any splashes but unfortunatly there was a couple of bits that got through. It has left a black mark and was wandering what the best way to get rid of it. Any help and helpful advise would be much appreciated.

 

[Hillsy]

Sanding it down should work

 

[Alsplastering]

Fine grade sand paper?

 

[Hillsy]

Yes if it’s untreated a light sand with a fine paper should remove it. The Multi-Finish burns the wood but a light sand should do the trick

 

[Hillsy]

Is the the customer going to treat it or leave as is?

 

[Alsplastering]

He is varnishing I think

 

[Alsplastering]

It’s a lacquer that he will be using

 

[lurpak]

Vegetable oil

 

[Removed_User]

Fart on it man, sure way to get rid

 

[lurpak]

Fart on it man, sure way to get rid

 

[beader]

Burn down house ,kill owner .

 

[Alsplastering]

I’m sure I asked for helpful advise

 

[John j]

Didnt think it comes out

 

[Removed_User]

I’m sure I asked for helpful advise

Nah seriously mate, bit of peanut butter and you're good to go!

Kidding, I have no fecking clue

 

[Topspread16]

You need a French polisher, use an acid to lift it out.

 

[Retired Spread]

I’m sure I asked for helpful advise

you need a thick skin and a sense of humour on here pal otherwise you'll get destroyed
on a more serious note: my advice regarding the staircase is set fire to it to match the black marks up

 

[John j]

you need a thick skin and a sense of humour on here pal otherwise you'll get destroyed
on a more serious note: my advice regarding the staircase is set fire to it to match the black marks up

Why . Bit extreme . Just brush it all down with water to match

 

[tcd]

It’s a lacquer that he will be using

when we get splashes on woodwork we use jiff lemon juice, diluted 50/50 with water and it doesn't leave any residue might be worth a try,

 

[Groove37]

Where did you get the photo of me in my new skimming glasses!!!

 

[Danny]

tooth paste... I repaired our oak worktops with with toothpaste after our cleaner tipped bleach on it

 

[chuckie]

tooth paste... I repaired our oak worktops with with toothpaste after our cleaner tipped bleach on it

Danny....You have a cleaner.....Im impressed

 

[Danny]

Danny....You have a cleaner.....Im impressed

yup had one for years now Essential to a happy marriage

 

[paulf]

yup had one for years now Essential to a happy marriage

https://www.modernslaveryhelpline.org/report

 

[Danny]

https://www.modernslaveryhelpline.org/report

hahahahahahaha

either the wife does the cleaning or she spends her time on my cock

 

[Mouldyoldspudgun]

hahahahahahaha

either the wife does the cleaning or she spends her time on my cock

I take it she is not in the room with you then

 

[The Hobo]

I have recently done some work fork a customer that had an untreated oak staircase which I covered to try and avoid any splashes but unfortunatly there was a couple of bits that got through. It has left a black mark and was wandering what the best way to get rid of it. Any help and helpful advise would be much appreciated.

could be stuck with this lesson learned don't go near oak unless pre treated with sealer sorry cant help mate

 

[carys]

I have recently done some work fork a customer that had an untreated oak staircase which I covered to try and avoid any splashes but unfortunatly there was a couple of bits that got through. It has left a black mark and was wandering what the best way to get rid of it. Any help and helpful advise would be much appreciated.

Very light sandpaper does the job if ther small marks

 

[choppa]

 

[Dropsalot]

Baby wipes are the answer.
You’re welcome.

 

[Danny]

I take it she is not in the room with you then

hahah nope but she agrees