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| Water stained wood. I have had experience with light wood being unwantedly stained with water on a water ski. I bleached it and sanded it with some success. It was a lot of work, and I was not able to completely remove the stain. Now I am considering the purchase of a hurricane damaged boat. The interior has been flooded with about a foot of water and the interior walls stained. What are my chances of success in removing this waterline mark? What techniques have been tried? Which ones worked? Any recommendations? |
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| If this was a diesel powered boat and the engine oil is what made the stain I don’t think you will be successful at all. If it’s just a water mark you will need to clean as much as possible and then stain everything to match. You can’t clean a stain like this to be as good as new. Good luck and all the best, Robert Gainer |
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| One way to do it, is to clean, degrease and strip all the finish. Then stain everything a bit darker and blend in the stains. It's what a friend of mine calls "an optical solution"
__________________ Gonzo |
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| How about wainscoting -- or paint and a chair rail. |
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| Thanks for your suggestions. I'm not sure what I will use yet. Michael |
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