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water stains on walnut speaker cabinets
Can anyone provide me with a method to remove some water stains from the
tops of walnut stereo speaker cabinets? I was going to try using 400 grit sandpaper or perhaps a scraper, but wanted to see if someone might have a "professional solution". I have plenty of stains and cleaners.... I just don't know the best way to successfully correct my problem. Thanks in advance. Matt |
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