Those pesky white rings appear everywhere! Hazy marks can occur in certain finishes within 15 minutes! What's happening is that moisture or humidity is getting trapped within the hard finish layer. (If a black mark appears it has penetrated through the finish onto the wood, and a wood bleach will be necessary.) Ring Remover removes white colored heat and water marks on many hard surfaces,
including varnishes, shellacs, lacquer, French polish, and polyurethane.
Easy to apply! Use a clean lint-free cotton cloth and rub in a circular motion over the mark. Allow to dry to powder before buffing with a soft cloth.
For waxed surfaces, first remove the wax with a good cleaner or mineral spirits, then apply Ring Remover. Follow the directions on the bottle, then re-wax the surface with paste wax.
After buffing, if the repaired spot is a bit shiny, take a dry Liberon 4/0 steel wool pad to break the shine back down to a matte finish.
1) Submitted by
Rick Conrad, from Auburn, IN
on 2/19/2011
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This did the trick for a large heat induced hazy spot in our dining room table. Does take some time and elbow grease but is well worth the effort. Try this first before you think of refinishing.
2) Submitted by
Linda Bass, from Garden Valley, ID
on 1/28/2010
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I had about 8 stubborn rings on a pine counter top from where I had set hot jam jars -- took a couple tries, then went for the 0000 steel wool (like the product suggested) -- rings are GONE!! Saves me the whole refinishing mess. I'm on a roll now -- going after a large spot on my cherry floors where the Christmas tree holder overflowed, a walnut side table with a huge condensation spot, and even my pine cupboard doors where the coffeemaker steamed up a white spot. Fantastic results!
3) Submitted by
Alicia Filley, from Houston, TX
on 5/29/2009
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Got rid of a huge hazy white area on my table and some paint that had spilled on the table too! Had to get quite liberal with the amount of product and rub vigorously, but after 3 applications, it was gone!! Yea!!
4) Submitted by
J Goudreault, from Millerton, NY
on 4/20/2009
Customer Rating:
Easy to use. Worked great.
5) Submitted by
Robert E. Rich, from Granbury, TX
on 4/1/2009
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We attempted various methods of removing three white areas from the top of our hard maple finished kitchen table. Nothing worked until your product. We consider it to be excellent.
6) Submitted by
John Boyle, from Punta Gorda, FL
on 2/18/2009
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We thought we were goners when we inadvertently white ring marked a brand new teak dining room table. However, the ring remover did the job. There is a resultant gloss, I must add, on the surface where I had to apply some elbow grease when viewed from an angle. Knowing this in the future I would have confined my rubbing directly to the damaged spot.
All-in-all we are delighted with the results.
Punta Gorda Jack
7) Submitted by
Jim, from Richmond, MA
on 9/23/2008
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I tried the home remedys - WD40 and then mayonnaise which both helped but did not remove the white spot. Finally ordered the Liberon product and it worked great!
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