How to remove nail Polish on table without hurting finish
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Got text from my pm today, they had nail party in clubhouse and got Polish on big center table
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I think nail polish remover will be ok but test it on a spot under the table first.
Will definitely remove varnish...guess it depends on table material.
I won't see till tomorrow, hope it had not etched the finish. Think table had a glossy polyurethane coating.
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Do what Todd said and do in stages as not to go below the surface..nail polish wont etch anything to my knowledge. Above all..Sign off liability..you don't wanna end up refinishing the table.
Will give it shot, did not want to dull the shine. Will let ya know tomorrow.
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Q-tip dipped in nail polish remover and slowly remove it. You might take a small can of varnish with you for touch up if needed. Tell the customer up front of the risk and that if the finish does come up that you will apply some varnish to the spot. If they want to refinish the whole table top they can pay you for that too as an additional charge & service. Should be fairly easy, you don't have to remove all the finish. Just a light sanding of the existing finish with a fine grit then recoat the whole top.
Easier said than done (refinishing) I'd have that stuff slopped everywhere.
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I'd wreck it no matter where I did it..Never had a knack for those things. Thing would have more Drips than a leaky faucet.
Lol light coats and time buddy. Buffing in between coats. Will look like glass.
Think I would attempt to remove the bulk of it carefully with very fine sand paper. If carful can lightly buff it with steel wool and mirofiber towel or reapply poly to touch up. But once you apply acetone or same nail polish remover. It may continue to melt in. Making surface gummy and spreading the polish. Test in hidden area on one of the legs or something. Only good thing acetone evaporates fast unlike other thinners. So might work. But ide try and get as much of the polish off first.
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I know the "Suggested" procedures Brother..Just don't have the patience..I want it Perfect NOW! Thus...I don't CARE! With your recipe for Success for that Crap..Might as well go in 50/50 on a New table..After the Labor hours for all DAT!
Anyway you cut that Cake....Trouble ahead without the Grace Of God and a Shit Load of Luck!
Mmmmmm cake. Now I'm hungry. What's my chances that the kids didn't find my tasty cake hidden in vegetable drawer in the fridge? I bet it's long gone lol. They sniff that stuff out.
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You know ur a family man when your hiding food n desserts from the kids lol
I use to hide em under the 30 pack. Smashed the sht out of my cakes just to hide em. But nope they found them smh.
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Or when you hide it from the wife lol cleaned out my oldie today to they ready to pick up TM on Monday. She found my wrappers and Starbucks cup. Oops
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